Sentence examples for range of generally from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, physicochemical property analysis reveals that a majority of the randomly generated virtual compounds falls in the range of generally accepted drug space (Figure 2), despite starting with a single carbon atom as the core and using only ten simple fragments.

The public servants, or babus, were a governing class, not a consuming class; there was, in any case, scarcely anything to consume, since import and license restrictions ensured that all but the jet-setters had to content themselves with an extremely limited range of generally rather shoddy domestic merchandise.

The usage was also spread across a range of generally popular apps, like games, music, real estate and weather applications.

It implies, first, that the owner is at liberty to us the object as he pleases (within a range of generally acceptable uses).

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A range of generally negative views of dentists were displayed: (Dentists X) is a bit rough.

This paper presents an investigation into the use of a pendulum device for evaluating the energy and hence the impulse transferred to structures from detonating doped and undoped high explosives at ranges of generally less than 0.5 m.

Even so, they plan to make investments in a general range of $1 million to $5 million, generally looking to lead with the first institutional money into startups that fit its investment profile.

While they waited, umbrellas leaning against legs, iPod ear buds dangling, morning papers adorning laps, some reflected on the change, expressing a range of opinions generally set to the tune of indifference.

For Lizzie Banks, Oska Bright Film Festival producer, a forum such as this, representing a broad range of interests, generally sparks questions about practical issues and the physical changes that cinemas and exhibitors can make to further accessibility.

Note that this covers the range of rates generally thought to be theta frequency.