Sentence examples for is generally concentrated from inspiring English sources
The bond part of the portfolio is generally concentrated in high-quality issues, usually Treasuries and corporate bonds rated A or higher.
Although about the same size as neutrophils, the eosinophil contains larger granules, and the chromatin is generally concentrated in only two nonsegmented lobes.
While money in New York is generally concentrated across a few miles of Manhattan, Los Angeles wealth is spread across hundreds of miles among people with diffuse interests, many with few longstanding ties to the city.
The main impediments to faster cross-border growth are consumers' preferences for fresh chicken and government policies to protect domestic agriculture, but rising food prices should stoke the appetite for cheaper, imported meat.The business of raising chicken is generally concentrated in countries where grain is plentiful.
The chart above shows that the ability to close very large rounds is generally concentrated in fewer and fewer places as the funding cycle progresses.
Nevertheless the data traffic is generally concentrated in the inner links, which can be explained with the geometry of the network.
Condom use with occasional partners was generally concentrated amongst the wealthy, but wealth quintiles were particularly important for demonstrating that concentration amongst the wealthy was driven by high use in Q5, with generally low consistent condom use in less wealthy quintiles.
Deprived areas are particularly affected, because holiday schemes are generally concentrated in wealthier areas.
Aboriginal organisations have also complained about a duplication of government-funded services but those services are generally concentrated in established towns.
The survey found that use of new psychoactive substances (NPSs), more commonly referred to as legal highs, was generally concentrated among young adults.
The main ganglia, or nerve centres, of the nervous system and the major sense organs are generally concentrated at the anterior end.
