Sentence examples for no generalised from inspiring English sources

There are no generalised and commonly acceptable design procedures available for reference.

All infants were monitored by the experimenter (KW) throughout each study and no generalised 'startles' were recorded during active sleep.

However, there is still no generalised framework for linking the within-host and between-host dynamics of infectious diseases.

The nonlinear curvature effect defines a minimum radius Rc below which there is no generalised Chapman-Jourguet (CJ) detonation.

"If you look at international comparisons, Germany - with no generalised speed limit - performs just as well on safety".

This was no generalised fug of poetry, but a performance in which every word was almost ruthlessly excavated for meaning, in which every sentiment was made real.

However, one of the lead researchers into brain training games has concluded that there is "no evidence for any generalised improvements in cognitive function following brain training in a large sample of healthy adults".

No simple and generalised conclusions on genetic divergence in pseudo-metallophytes can thus be drawn.

There was no evidence of generalised non-specific immunosuppression before surgery as 96% of the patients demonstrated strong responses to one or both control antigens HA and PPD preoperatively.

Tissue specimens from macro- and microscopically normal terminal ileum were obtained from patients (eight women and one man, median age 69 (range 36 91) years) who were undergoing surgery for colonic cancer (N=3) or surveillance colonoscopy for colonic polyps (N=6); The colon cancer patients had no signs of generalised disease and none had received preoperative chemo- or radiotherapy.

However, as the acquisition of information, through measurement, was still believed to require a dissipation of heat, there was no threat to a generalised form of the second law.