Sentence examples for nearly generalized from inspiring English sources

The most noteworthy result, obtained using the Lombard method, was to highlight a nearly generalized shift in mean values of the series in the early 1970s.

Ling [10, 11] introduced ε-super efficient solutions of vector optimization problems and established the scalarization theorem, the Lagrange multiplier theorem, the ε-saddle points theorem, and the duality theorem for ε-super efficient solution under the assumption of the nearly generalized cone-subconvextikeness for set-valued maps.

In the present study, specific phobia was most common at nearly 30%, followed by obsessive compulsive disorder in 17%, social anxiety disorder and agoraphobia in nearly 17%, generalized anxiety disorder in 15%, separation anxiety disorder in nearly 9%, and panic disorder in nearly 2%.

Valid concerns exist about generalizing the findings of this study, based on analysis using data collected nearly 25 years ago, to the current obstetric population and clinical practices worldwide.

The notion of nearly linear system is generalized to include time-varying and open-loop unstable systems.

The following lemma, which is nearly a triviality, generalizes a version of Lemma 2.2 in [11].

Nevertheless, the complexity and variability of asphalt composition rendered it nearly impossible to generalize the results and univocally predict the properties of a given polymer/asphalt pair.

Since the hourly activity recording was limited to physical activities at home, and due to the one-case study character, it is nearly impossible to generalize the results with regard to older adults' physical activity behavior.

The so-called Marichev-Saigo-Maeda generalized fractional operators were introduced nearly 40 years ago by Marichev [13] and studied in some recent papers, including the papers by Saigo and Maeda [14] and by Saxena and Saigo [15].

Since press interviews can be about nearly any topic, it is impossible to generalize about the questions you will be asked during the interview.

After nearly four years of practice, the system has already been generalized to the county-level public hospitals.