Sentence examples for a more general analysis from inspiring English sources
A more general analysis suggests that the same principles hold in a wide variety of cell types and organisms.
But Mercer's "Will You Take Me as I Am" never decides what it wants to be: a book about "Blue"; a study of what the author calls Mitchell's "Blue Period," encompassing the remarkable records she made between 1971 and 1976; or a more general analysis of her work.
After some time, the fraction of the tubes of chirality (n,m), that is, their relative abundance An,m in the accumulated material, is determined by the product of both these factors35, as An,m=Nn,m · Rn,m (see Supplementary Note 1 for a more general analysis).
The consistency with the bias variance based analysis states that the margin theory could be used not only as a more general analysis tool for the effectiveness of ensemble learning to a large extent but also as an optimization objective to design effective ensemblers.
Instead, this study offers a more general analysis.
Those who offer a more general analysis of "selection" try to avoid the conventional way of viewing this process.
This implies an ancient branching event that is also corroborated by a second, more general analysis of CS evolution including a broad sampling of fungal and diatome sequences (fig. 3 B).
We correct and clarify these misleading results with our more general analysis for non-heavy traffic.
The latter results are restricted to distinct eigenvalues, but the more general analysis presented here allows the case of multiple eigenvalues to be included.
More general analysis related to other processor architectures is considered for future work.
Some research is company-specific to assist with policy development, while other research is more general analysis geared toward merging theory with practical recommendations and is presented in public reports and briefs.
