Sentence examples for general level characteristics from inspiring English sources

The following topics are discussed on a general level: Characteristics of the manufacture of fine chemicals, opportunities opened up by catalysis for improving production processes, critical factors for the application of catalysts and the tools that are available to the catalytic chemist to find a suitable catalyst for a specific transformation.

These findings suggest that PPTs reflect general patient-level characteristics, rather than only peripheral sensitization in inflamed joints.

Our correlation analyses suggest that districts with atypical coverage levels differ from one another not only in respect of a number of population-level and general practice-level characteristics, but also in how these characteristics relate to each other.

We tested for the possibility that the percentage of marginal farmers, cash crops, and indebted farmers are actually proxies for more general state-level characteristics, such as per capita income [ 17], poverty [ 18], or inequality [ 19] (see Table  4).

The aim of the study was to investigate the feasibility of linked primary and secondary care electronic health record data for surveillance of medication safety, examining not only prescribing but also monitoring, and associations with patient- and general practice-level characteristics.

In general, such images have different gray level characteristics and the features in the two images to be registered are often not well preserved, rendering registration techniques such as those based on feature extraction and area correlation generally not efficient, and hence not feasible in all cases.

There was no statistically significant relationship between the patient's baseline characteristics and a worse self -reported general level of health.

Although the general level of opportunity costs of childbearing differs between countries, mother's individual characteristics have similar effect on employment entries.

The hypothesis has to be rejected on a general level, because only model 5, specifying a cross-level interaction with the individual-level characteristic citizenship, reveals a significant and relevant negative impact for non-Austrians (see Table 2; Fig. 3b).

On a more general level, this finding also provides a strong empirical argument for using multimodal imaging parameters in investigating learning-induced changes in structural and functional characteristics of the brain.

Our informants describe a process where actors seem to be drawing on country-level general characteristics to explain causal mechanisms at the local level and then to draw conclusions as to whether these causal mechanisms exist in their own context.