Sentence examples for a more generalized view from inspiring English sources

Broadly adapted from the Polish author Witold Gombrowicz's satirical 1960 novel, "Pornografia," the film expands the conventional definition of its provocative title to embrace a more generalized view of people's selfish, antiheroic behavior during wartime.

Increasing the duration of time period could give a more generalized view of the patient's adherence over a longer period of time but at the same time increases the chance of introducing recall bias.

C) A more generalized view of overcoming drug resistance by co-targeting upstream genomic aberrations and downstream signaling proteins, which are connected to diverse pathways.

The results, however, demonstrate a more generalized view of the effects of homework compliance on therapy outcome across a span of different psychological diagnoses and diverse demographic characteristics.

In a control experiment that examined whether the shift toward direct that we measured reflected a more generalized tendency to view objects as being centered (e.g., centering the iris in the sclera), three observers (I.M., D.C., and B.R.S).

It may be argued that hSC are not vulnerable to non-targeted effects of IR exposures based on the concept of RIBE as being a part of a more generalized cellular stress response; a view which is gaining momentum recently [14], [37].

"A Song for Martin" is content to remain a more generalized case history.

"Then you can transition from a constrained to a more generalized environment," he said.

Oklahoma City's offense was a more generalized assault.

How is the practice of a geriatrician different from that of a more generalized internist or family physician?

I understand the over-all yearning for a more generalized rhetoric of "us," of liberal values, of civil rights.