The phrase "a generality of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used when referring to a broad or general statement or concept that applies to a group or category.
Example: "A generality of people believe that exercise is essential for good health."
Alternatives: "a generalization of" or "a broad category of".
We stress a generality of the approach that cuts across a variety of classes of models.
The high sequence and structural similarity within these protein classes suggests a generality of the interaction mode among homologous proteins.
Therefore considering the dynamic processes satisfying condition (D) does not reduce a generality of our research.
Language-like behavior has been extended to music [ 6] and recently to genomes [ 7– 10], making the MA law a generality of both natural and human-made systems.
These results mirror previous observations in the yeast genome (Rivera et al. 1998; Cotton and McInerney 2010), suggesting a generality of these patterns across a broad range of eukaryotes.
We therefore considered whether the enrichment for self-interactions is truly a generality of duplicated genes, or is only a feature of WGD-duplicated genes which are older on average than SSD-duplicated genes and tend to have a higher number of interaction partners.
Nevertheless, the vast majority of RTE sequences will be shared among all extant mice, and the results presented here are all of a global genomic character with no predictions for individual loci, suggesting a fair generality of the findings.
The additional transport equations serve a higher generality of the model and enable the proper treatment of vaporizing fuel droplets.
This convergence suggests a phylogenetic generality of the behavioural mechanisms underlying risky choice.
As a generality, plants are of medium height, with abundant straight prickles (both slender and thick-based) and multiple flowers with glabrous hips and pedicels.
The theory is presented in a generality encompassing any number of co-axial perforated pipes.
