Sentence examples for relatively generalised from inspiring English sources

Whilst this is a relatively generalised scale it still provides some indication as to the different actions taken.

Many approaches for non-rigid registration exist in other fields [14]; however, its use in microscopy is relatively recent, and few generalised methods exist.

3 and how this problem can be finessed in a relatively straightforward way using generalised representations.

However, those studies were conducted in a very specific patient group with very high morbidity and mortality, and thus the results can be hardly generalised to relatively healthier populations like ours.

This is relatively straightforward in the context of generalised schemes using delay operators that take mixtures of generalised motion to project states into the future or past.

44 Indeed, simple approaches for analysing cost data that assume normal distributions may be preferable in large samples where the near-normality of sample means is assured, while relatively simple approaches, such as generalised linear models, may be sufficient in smaller samples to deal with problems such as skewness and excess zeros.

This problem can be finessed in a relatively straightforward way by exploiting representations in generalised coordinates of motion.

Despite the advances within the last twenty years in the EEGseizure detection and prediction field, generalised detection approaches remain relatively poor.

Recognising that results of this study cannot be generalised because of the relatively small sample size, and notwithstanding the reliance on patient reporting to measure compliance, the findings are nevertheless of interest and probably also of importance.

We postulate that increased central metatarsal pressures are reflective of the coupling between generalised joint laxity decreases and relatively increasingly inclined central metatarsal bones with age.

However, we note that a relatively high level of sexual transmissions in generalised epidemic settings may moderate these effects.