Sentence examples for in a generalised setting from inspiring English sources

A large pragmatic RCT is needed to decide if improvisational music therapy improves core symptoms of ASD in a generalised setting.

A generalised set of order parameters is defined as Z_{m}(t) = int_{-infty}^{infty}mathrm{d} omega g omega) int_{0}^{2 pi}mathrm{d} theta rho(theta| omega, t) mathrm {e}^{i m theta},quad m in mathbb {N}.

Fig. 1 The many roles of law in the governance of natural hazards set out in a generalised legal framework with reference to some recent court cases.

Bösch sets the drama in a generalised present day — a tank rolls on and off stage as the armies gather, soldiers take selfies with their terrified prisoners, throats are viciously slit and Manrico heads off at the end of Di quella pira with a baseball bat-wielding gang of thugs.

But what they still struggle with is knowing how to behave in a generalised situation".

The roles, constants and variables, referred to above, are illustrated in a generalised legal infrastructure in Fig. 1.

Those measures with one follow-up assessment will be evaluated with in a Generalised Linear Model.

One student pointed out that: " It should be done in a university setting where it is more generalised, it's more specific and it's not biased towards any specific product".

Future results from our scoliosis specific exercise protocol can only be generalised to the broad delivery of scoliosis specific exercise in an outpatient setting rather than generalised to individual techniques or application in an inpatient setting.

This attracting set enforces a generalised synchrony in the sense that the state you are in imposes constraints on states I occupy.

Notice how the psychologists measured one thing (rate of drinking lager), for just two different glasses, over a single drink, for one set of people (volunteers in Bristol, in 2012), and yet a generalised truth stating that "people drink more from curved glasses" emerged from a specific set of circumstances.