Sentence examples for in general views from inspiring English sources

The newly developed process model of subjective regulation in cancer patients, in general, views the oncological treatment process as a procedural mental evaluation.

The relevance of acervuli to aging is still arguable; in general views the incidence and amount of acervuli are believed to increase with age5,8,17,18 despite several irrelevant cases6,7,19,20.

As the district court in Carter v. Helmsley-Spear, Inc. stated: "the recognized stature requirement is best viewed as a gate-keeping mechanism--protection is afforded only to those works of art that art experts, the art community, or society in general views as possessing stature". 861 F. Supp.

In general, views on the distinction between MMN and LDN appear to correspond to the distinction (noted above) between discrimination and extraction of a perceptual representation.

In audiology literature, several studies have examined the attitudes and behavior of people with hearing loss; however, not much is known about the manner in which society in general views and perceives hearing loss.

Polling has shown that Americans in general view Muslims more negatively than other groups.

"We may find that acoustics are a pretty significant way that birds in general view their environment, much like dogs use olfaction and humans use sight".

"They are unabashedly anti-Karzai, and in general view the American partnership in Afghan governance as being not in Pakistan's interest," he said.

Label claims certified by the US Food and Drug Administration FDAareare, in general, viewed as most credible and adequate and products with FDA certified claims are perceived to have fewer long-term health problems.

People who borrow on their credit cards are, in general, viewed as much riskier than people who use their cards but pay the balance in full every month.

The film, a satire on human nature, was in general viewed negatively by critics.