Research knowledge aims at a certain generality, which makes it interesting and applicable in other cases elsewhere.
The hypothesis we describe here concerning Archaea and their viruses is meant to clarify certain generalities of this complex process, rather than to encompass the vast range of factors that could contribute to an organism becoming pathogenic.
In many other areas of science, they argue, it is permissible to talk of certain phenomena as if they were discrete entities, even though the terms involved are really nothing more than convenient ways of referring, at a certain level of generality, to complex patterns of objects or events.
As we shall see in §9, Buridan introduces an extra condition for the singular concept, while allowing it to have a certain kind of generality.
My only regrets are about a certain lack of generality.
All these methods assume a certain degree of generality of the ceRNA hypothesis, and require some high-throughput expression data as input.
Without loss of generality, assume that T contains a certain number of shifts and rotations, with respect to S, associated with its residues.
Writing in The New York Times Book Review in April 1963, Lucy Freeman called "The Feminine Mystique" a "highly readable, provocative book," but went on to question its basic premise, writing, of Ms. Friedan: "Sweeping generalities, in which this book necessarily abounds, may hold a certain amount of truth but often obscure the deeper issues.
A certain type of author.
Suppose the senders can only drop out in a certain order, which without loss of generality we can take to be the natural decreasing order on (i.e., we assume that the first user to potentially drop out would be sender, followed by sender, etc).
