Sentence examples for more generally only from inspiring English sources

Lithuanian can be considered a low e-resourced language as little transcribed audio data, and more generally, only limited linguistic resources are available electronically.

More generally, only half of all patients receive "best practice" treatment for their illness [ 37].

More generally, only ASTRAL-2 and NJst are fast enough to run on very large datasets with high accuracy [ 6, 21, 20].

More generally, only a few studies have considered the question of familial similarity of blood lead and whether any such similarity is due to shared genes or shared environment, and once again the results are not definitive.

More generally, only a few studies (Bjorkman et al. 2000; Hopper et al. 1982; Hopper and Mathews 1983; Whitfield et al. 2007) have considered the question of familial similarity, and most have only examined Pb.

More generally, only 6 of the 21 Cochrane reviews considered in this rapid review find that the intervention(s) studied show evidence of 'effectiveness', or 'a positive effect' (including those which show 'good evidence', or 'strong evidence' of effectiveness) [ 24- 26, 30, 38, 42].

"We were able to see both," she says: "That the animals who were on the processed meat diet not only looked hyperactive more generally, but also they were hyperactive during the light-cycle period.

Or more generally, just smart security?

But at only 550 AU, or, more generally, at only about 1000 AU, the focus of the gravitational lens of the Sun is found, that is then 278 times closer than our nearest interstellar target.

For the simplest means A, H, G, S, Q (and more generally (A_{r})) only one weighted mean to each (as far as we know) is known in the literature.

While some were celebrating the supposed arrival of a post-racial America, black men more generally earned only 71% of what white men earned.