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Meanings of generalised in anglès

Not biologically differentiated or adapted to a specific function or environment.

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Examples for "generalized"
Examples for "generalized"
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In the next the really fundamental and most generalized sin is self-isolation.
First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
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Objective: Stimulation of the central cholinergic system results in generalized epileptic seizures.
Pubmed
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Seifart cautioned that the new findings can't be generalized to all countries.
Reuters
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This process may also support the creation of generalized representations during encoding.
Pubmed
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Here we report a case of generalized lichen nitidus in Russell-Silver syndrome.
Pubmed
Usage of generalised in anglès
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Admittedly, the initial conditions for containing generalised inflation today are extraordinarily favourable.
The Guardian
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A health strategy based on an extended generalised lockdown is economically unsustainable.
The South African
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Conclusion: People with NF1 often have a generalised abnormality of bone metabolism.
Pubmed
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Unfortunately, all he does is make a generalised hypothesis unsupported by research.
The Irish Times
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If the visualising power be faint, the generalised image will be indistinct.
Inquiries into Human Faculty and Its Development
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There was a strain of vanity in all natives, she generalised contemptuously.
The Sheik: A Novel
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Furthermore, this was not a generalised reservation about proofs from this agency.
The Irish Times
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Matthews says that today there is no generalised farm income problem.
The Irish Times
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They provide generalised help for the class teacher and individualised support for children.
The Irish Times
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And yes direct action is always more EFFECTIVE than generalised blather.
The Guardian
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Traditionally, problematic worrying has been demarcated as a specific condition: generalised anxiety disorder.
The Guardian
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We used generalised estimating equations to account for clustering at the household level.
Pubmed
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All of this is associated with the generalised impunity in the judiciary system.
The Guardian
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We assume a single outcome analysed under a generalised linear model.
Pubmed
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Differences in seasonal patterns by sensitisation status were assessed using generalised estimating equations.
Pubmed
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We calculated prevalence differences using linear regression with generalised estimating equations.
Pubmed
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