Sentence examples for general terms I from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, females could be expected to benefit more from high AOC because they pay larger costs of reproduction both in general terms (i.e. energy for egg production) and in terms of allocation of antioxidants to the eggs and to the progeny via the eggs themselves [7].

In most cases the 'test' was hypothetical, or described in very general terms (i.e. a screening test).

Despite the potential risks of aldehyde exposure, the toxic mechanisms are only understood in general terms, i.e., formation of covalent adducts with nucleophilic residues on macromolecules.

The study aim was given only in general terms, i.e., that the researchers wanted to know the sexuality of the participants.

They explained the study and provided an information sheet which described the study aims in general terms (i.e. to investigate the economic impact of cancer on patients and their families).

"In general terms I can say a changed alibi could be interesting, depending on other circumstances.

Analyze form the formula, the general term f i − f i ¯ f i ¯ 2 (i = 1,2…,k) is a ratio of the square of f i deviated from f i ¯ with f i ¯, the sum of which reflects the difference between distribution of f i and distribution of f i ¯.

In general terms, as I've said before, the case for reform is unassailable.

If you were to ask me to describe in general terms why I like the iPhone more than the Nexus One, it would be hard to do.

You know, in general terms, and I'd be like, "OK, Stratfor stuff.

You know, in general terms, and I'd be like, "Okay, Stratfor stuff.