Sentence examples for typically in reference to from inspiring English sources

Eugenics, the selection of desired heritable characteristics in order to improve future generations, typically in reference to humans.

This pretty much summarizes the extent of your average person's knowledge of metabolism, even if they wouldn't classify this piece of information as being an integral component of metabolism (which is a word strewn about typically in reference to how fast or slow someone "breaks" down something they've recently ingested).

The markings are typically in reference to the patterns and ratios of colored hair versus white hair.

It's just that "LA" has typically been in reference to the lowly Clippers, not the storied Lakers.

Whereas the phrase 'normal day' isn't typically used in reference to Cairo traffic, today is truly an exceptional day on these streets.

The term typically is used in reference to a population made up of individuals of the same species and includes all genes and combinations of genes (sum of the alleles) in the population.

The term protist typically is used in reference to a eukaryote that is not a true animal, plant, or fungus or in reference to a eukaryote that lacks a muticellular stage.

Each phase will be shown in reference to where it typically occurs in the overall approach.

The distance between two adjacent SSs, in reference to existing metros or light rail lines, is typically 2 4 km.

Last weekend, when a reporter from Germany's Bild magazine asked him, in reference to his Scottish-German heritage, whether there is anything "typically German" about him, Trump didn't object to the absurdity of the question.

These fees are calculated in reference to the entire sum of money in, or committed to a fund, and are typically paid on a quarterly basis.