Sentence examples for for a more generalised from inspiring English sources

Guidance for a more generalised adoption of the design process is also provided.

Evidence of rising sexual transmission raises fears that the region is heading for a more generalised epidemic.

Hence, a clear need exists for a more generalised plant analysis based on increasingly explicit 3D models and in which the reliability of the measurements is questioned and quantitatively assessed.

He cut out his own son in favour of a more generalised posterity.

Equities also fell, as part of a more generalised "flight from risk".

It is for this reason that a more generalised research approach suggested above could complement rather than diminish the present research.

STRING carefully assesses and integrates all of these data in order to obtain a single confidence score for all protein interactions, taking a more generalised perspective on proteins and their associations than other databases whose main purpose is to collect and curate direct experimental evidence about protein-protein physical interactions.

The Hackney Council website also provides links to an Asian Women's Resource Centre, The North London Muslim Community Centre, the Citizens Advice Bureau and the Commission for Racial Equality, as well as a more generalised "Supporting People" section.

Trigger tool methodology has been used successfully in other institutions to address specific AE types such as adverse drug events, 18 19 31 37 hospital-acquired infections 38 and surgical complications, 39 41 so we adapted the concept to create a more generalised model for the identification of all types of AEs in various settings.

In fact, his first-person commentary is often more alert to the dangers of colonial caricature than Greene's own when the novel seems to fall into a more generalised third person: '"For voices have a colour too, yellow voices sing and black voices gargle, while ours just speak".

But Mumsnet is also a gigantic interactive problem page, a provider of content in the form of hosted blogs and pages of its own, a publisher of books including, this week, the Mumsnet Book of Animal Stories, written by the site's users, and a campaigning organisation that both takes up specific issues and acts as a more generalised amplifier and channel for its users' concerns.