Sentence examples for is very generalised from inspiring English sources

This wikiHow is very generalised, and focuses solely on the stereotypical "Queens English".

However, we focus primarily on treatment options for generalised SAD because currently there is very limited clinical trial-based evidence for the treatment of non-generalised SAD.

His lower back pain is relieved; however, he still complains of generalised aches in his bones and is very tired.

The situation is very similar in Norway, and our findings should not be generalised to countries with a different gender role structure.

Clinical presentation and outcome are heterogeneous; in the classical phenotype the prognosis is very poor, and untreated surviving children are left with psychomotor retardation, spasticity, generalised dystonia and cerebral blindness.

Ethnicity is very important to the predictive models; risk assessments developed using regional data outperform generalised global assessments.

It is a very generalised kind of racism oriented against any groups perceived not to be in that narrow category of white English identity".

"The charter is a very generalised document which doesn't set down terribly clearly what the BBC should be doing," he said.

That's a very generalised statement but from the comments I've heard from other disabled people that is how they are viewed".

The panel found that reports of incidents involving children were "very brief" with inadequate "often generalised, nonspecific descriptions being used and an apparent reluctance to describe exactly what happened".

Additionally, the response rate obtained at LunarStorm was very high for such a generalised internet-based survey.