Sentence examples for is rather generalized from inspiring English sources

Morphologically, the order is rather generalized and unspecialized for the asterids.

In many ways, as might be expected, Dryopithecus is rather generalized in structure and lacks most of the specializations that distinguish living humans and other living apes.

If the characterization Mr. Villazón offers is rather generalized, this could hardly be said of Diana Damrau's portrayal of the four women after whom Hoffmann vainly lusts.

The Conoryctinae were rather generalized forms with no special peculiarities.

We compare our conditions with other stability conditions and show our conditions are rather generalized.

Since previous research is scarce and has been carried out applying different physical loads and measuring different indirect symptoms in subjects of different age, it is rather difficult to draw generalized conclusions because of age effects on exercise-induced muscle damage.

The generalized brain is rather small.

It is rather a communal ritual of generalized faith, not without fear or doubt, and a metaphor for the spirit leaving the flesh behind.

Some are very specific, such as traffic jams, and some are rather vague, generalized feelings of being at the mercy of other individuals and forces beyond our control.

Apple is rather cheeky with this advertisement insinuating that every Windows machine on the market comes with preloaded trial software, yet another generalized sweeping statement to diminish the PC industry.

The LCA may have been a rather generalized ape that was capable of engaging in a number of different locomotor behaviors to suit different needs (McHenry 2002).