Sentence examples for a more general terminology from inspiring English sources

Since our present experiments cannot explicitly distinguish between these possibilities, we will discuss our data using a more general terminology of modality-specific pacemaker rates, rather than attribute any effect to actual modality-specific pacemakers or accumulators.

In order to support a standardized user-friendly view on the data, we manually mapped entries to an experts' conceptualization of the domain instead of applying a more general terminology.

Given this situation, as indicated above, we will adopt more general terminology that could be used in most cases, both to suit the individual user and to facilitate communication about the learner model between users, where this is relevant.

Rather than recognizing all cellular components, for instance, we aim to identify only those entities, and their subclasses, linked to ontological concepts mapped from entities in UniProt, associated with T4SS and more general terminology applied to T4SS contexts.

The decision to use grounded theory techniques for data analysis within this study (rather than adoption of the grounded theory approach) links with a more general debate about technique versus method within grounded theory and with the importance of not claiming more in the terminology describing the procedures used than was actually carried out in practice [ 27].

It filed a more general "white paper".

And perhaps a more general one.

Is a more general solution possible?

Subsequently, a more general approach was tried.

A more general problem?

In this sense, we prefer the more general descriptive terminology 'hyperplastic enlarged lobular units', and the abbreviation HELU has symmetry with TDLU, from which HELUs evolve.