Sentence examples for is generally abandoned from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, Mysida were united with another, externally similar group of pelagic crustaceans, the Lophogastrida, into a broader order Mysidacea, but that classification is generally abandoned at present.

After 1910 Art Nouveau appeared old-fashioned and limited and was generally abandoned as a distinct decorative style.

Lorrie Shepard, dean of the School of Education at the University of Colorado at Boulder, said such programs were generally abandoned after students failed to show significant academic gains and often developed a worse attitude toward school.

Previously, the hole sections which could not be stimulated due to casing deformation were generally abandoned.

The role of specialized sensory neurons that only respond to damaging stimuli in pain pathways was experimentally demonstrated by Burgess and Perl, 1967, Bessou and Perl, 1969 and the view that the intensity of a stimulus could change innocuous sensing neurons into damage-sensing neurons (intensity theory) was generally abandoned.

Household work is generally more easily abandoned or delayed than paid labour, so this finding was expected, and has been reported in previous studies [14, 23].

Also, the number of abandoned cycles is generally excluded from the denominator, leading to inflated estimates of effect [ 11].

In the poison frog, Allobates femoralis, obligatory tadpole transport (TT) is generally performed by males, whereas females abandon their clutches after oviposition.

However, the use of adult hamsters in the study of human pathogenic arenaviruses is limited and generally abandoned.

In studies of other clinical outcomes, abandonment is generally treated as an event, with a corresponding decrement in the EFS when a patient abandons treatment.

Melbourne is generally clean, except for a strange plague of abandoned sofas in the suburbs.