generalised in A Sentence

Feelings of Generalised weakness.

The Generalised System of Preferences.

Generalising about intellectual movements is always a dangerous business.

Relationship with one's in-laws is always a tricky one- if I may generalise.

Many types also cause general symptoms such as tiredness, Generalised pain, and poor sleep.

Inflation pressures, which initially emanated from food, clearly became Generalised as the year progressed.

but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviouror make Generalised comments about them.

Generalised pain: This means that you feel it in more than half of your belly.

but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviour or make Generalised comments about them.

Overgeneralisation- Generalising from a single negative experience, expecting it to hold true forever(“I can't do anything right.”).

Generalised: the trunk and at least two other body regions are affected(this may or may not include the legs).

In 1665, he discovered the Generalised binomial theorem and began to develop a mathematical theory that later became infinitesimal calculus.

In 1665, he discovered the Generalised binomial theorem and began to develop a mathematical theory that would later become calculus.

Anaphylaxis a severe, life-threatening, Generalised or systemic hypersensitivity reaction which is likely when both of the following criteria are met:.

New Delhi hopes the US President will revoke the cancelling of India's preferential trade status or"Generalised System of Preference(GSP)" status.

In 1665, he discovered the Generalised binomial theorem and began to develop a mathematical theory that would later become infinitesimal calculus.

Generalised anxiety disorder(GAD) refers to chronic, persistent worry that is seen as excessive compared to the level of danger or threat involved.

The Yogi wishes to have possession of that one Generalised form of power, by controlling which he controls this whole universe.

Generalised morphoea is usually not suitable for topical therapy, due to the large surface area involved, so phototherapy or immunosuppression is usually required.

If dystonia develops in childhood and starts in the legs, it may spread to other parts of the body, and can become Generalised.

I accept that we swear most of the time, but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviouror make Generalised comments about them.

Parsekar, however, said there might be one or two incidents involving a few Nigerians but for that a Generalised opinion cannot be formed.

Other mature liberal democracies set the bar lower, criminalising both more Generalised threats of violence and kinds of expression that incite to hatred or hostility.

Experimental psychologists typically study behaviour in a small group of people, with the assumption that this can be Generalised to the wider human population.

Generalised hyperhidrosis is usually due to an underlying disorder and management is therefore directed at finding and treating any underlying cause(usually includes specialist referral).

It is usually done in specialist clinics as, rarely, Generalised allergic reactions can occur and measures to deal with such emergencies may be required.

I accept that we swear most of the time, but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviour or make Generalised comments about them.

But this may be about to change, as we know from polling data that Generalised concern about climate change is now at an all-time high.

If dystonia develops in childhood, particularly if it starts in the legs, it may spread to other parts of the body and can become Generalised.

That is, when people's attitudes about one group are affected by conspiracy theories, these negative attitudes appear to transfer to or generalise about other groups.

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generalised in A Sentence

Feelings of Generalised weakness.

The Generalised System of Preferences.

Generalising about intellectual movements is always a dangerous business.

Relationship with one's in-laws is always a tricky one- if I may generalise.

Many types also cause general symptoms such as tiredness, Generalised pain, and poor sleep.

Inflation pressures, which initially emanated from food, clearly became Generalised as the year progressed.

but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviouror make Generalised comments about them.

Generalised pain: This means that you feel it in more than half of your belly.

but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviour or make Generalised comments about them.

Overgeneralisation- Generalising from a single negative experience, expecting it to hold true forever(“I can't do anything right.”).

Generalised: the trunk and at least two other body regions are affected(this may or may not include the legs).

In 1665, he discovered the Generalised binomial theorem and began to develop a mathematical theory that later became infinitesimal calculus.

In 1665, he discovered the Generalised binomial theorem and began to develop a mathematical theory that would later become calculus.

Anaphylaxis a severe, life-threatening, Generalised or systemic hypersensitivity reaction which is likely when both of the following criteria are met:.

New Delhi hopes the US President will revoke the cancelling of India's preferential trade status or"Generalised System of Preference(GSP)" status.

In 1665, he discovered the Generalised binomial theorem and began to develop a mathematical theory that would later become infinitesimal calculus.

Generalised anxiety disorder(GAD) refers to chronic, persistent worry that is seen as excessive compared to the level of danger or threat involved.

The Yogi wishes to have possession of that one Generalised form of power, by controlling which he controls this whole universe.

Generalised morphoea is usually not suitable for topical therapy, due to the large surface area involved, so phototherapy or immunosuppression is usually required.

If dystonia develops in childhood and starts in the legs, it may spread to other parts of the body, and can become Generalised.

I accept that we swear most of the time, but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviouror make Generalised comments about them.

Parsekar, however, said there might be one or two incidents involving a few Nigerians but for that a Generalised opinion cannot be formed.

Other mature liberal democracies set the bar lower, criminalising both more Generalised threats of violence and kinds of expression that incite to hatred or hostility.

Experimental psychologists typically study behaviour in a small group of people, with the assumption that this can be Generalised to the wider human population.

Generalised hyperhidrosis is usually due to an underlying disorder and management is therefore directed at finding and treating any underlying cause(usually includes specialist referral).

It is usually done in specialist clinics as, rarely, Generalised allergic reactions can occur and measures to deal with such emergencies may be required.

I accept that we swear most of the time, but we don't objectify women with such cheap behaviour or make Generalised comments about them.

But this may be about to change, as we know from polling data that Generalised concern about climate change is now at an all-time high.

If dystonia develops in childhood, particularly if it starts in the legs, it may spread to other parts of the body and can become Generalised.

That is, when people's attitudes about one group are affected by conspiracy theories, these negative attitudes appear to transfer to or generalise about other groups.

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