Sentence examples for both specific and general from inspiring English sources

In Denmark, for example, Nielsen and Rangvid (2012) found evidence that a mother's time spent in the country helped with their children's Danish performance, while additional time for the father helped with their math performance, which may suggest that both specific and general mechanisms of incorporation can be transmitted across generations.

This criticism assumes both specific and general forms.

Davis's initial response to Obama is one she often gives to questions both specific and general: "It's complicated," she says.

Text must have both specific and general references for textual analytics to be successful.

Theoretically, cortisol should be useful in treating both specific and general varieties, but more research is needed to test it, he says.

Since a single stress can cause diverse effects, including specific and non-specific effects, both specific and general stress responses are needed for achieving comprehensive protection.

This research has shown that creating visual explanations has clear benefits to students, both specific and potentially general.

Recognising both the specific and general need to take advantage of the initial 10-over power play when the most draconian fielding restrictions apply, he has persuaded himself to come out slugging.

The ATM is considered both a specific and general innovation used not only by financial institutions to dispense cash from an individual's account but also as a facility for cash transfers between financial institutions.

Interestingly, both receptor specific and general activation of NK cells are compromised by daily, extended treatment with SHIPi.

All of these results suggest that the deep mutational scanning faithfully captures both the specific and general effects of mutations on HA.