Sentence examples for both general and specific from inspiring English sources

In the example of the AGQ, we learn that mobility presents both general and specific challenges for people with glaucoma (i.e. the generality of the Factor 7 label; Mobility versus the very specific label of Factor 4; Walking Around Obstacles).

Quintilian offers both general and specific advice.

I mean this in terms both general and specific.

AMPH can have both general and specific effects on RT to diverse stimuli.

But I was able to make a convincing argument on both general and specific levels.

And in ways both general and specific this speaks to Labour's huge problem in Scotland.

"Through sheer obstinacy I managed to discover the kinds of faces I wanted, faces that were both general and specific," Karólína said.

The variances due to both general and specific combining ability were highly significant for all studied traits.

Various procedures and schemes both general and specific in nature were developed, tested and implemented to achieve these goals.

This review provides the anesthesiologist with both general and specific information important to the systematic and complete preoperative evaluation of the patient with cancer.

Romney's precipitous fall from first place in current polling – Texas Governor Rick Perry, a newcomer to the national stage, has catapulted to the lead – suggests revisions to the conventional wisdom about the GOP primary both general and specific.