Sentence examples for generalised description from inspiring English sources

Another method that is being used increasingly is 'model-assisted' estimation; Baffetta et al. (2009) offer a formal and generalised description of its approach whilst Kangas et al. (2016) offer a recent example of its use.

Exceptions to this generalised description occur at the boundaries of the category: hydrogen has a comparatively low electronegativity due to its unique atomic structure; iodine, in crystalline form, is semi-lustrous, and a semiconductor in the direction of its layers, both of these attributes being consistent with incipient metallic character.

Additionally, we indicate sexual dimorphism occurring in some of these species, including the sternites, and also record exceptions we uncovered from what one can read in generalised descriptions.

We coded and grouped these units, contrasted and abstracted the content in each group, and finally discussed and summarised the content of each group into generalised descriptions of aspects of interaction.

The analysis included four steps: (i) reading the material to obtain an overall impression and bracketing previous preconceptions; (ii) identifying units of meaning representing different aspects of experiences with the program, and coding for these; (iii) condensing and summarizing contents of each coded group; and (iv) making generalised descriptions regarding experiences with the program.

Additionally, the severe generalised HS description included more descriptive statements highlighting the emotional impact of these manifestations e.g. depression and anxiety associated with an inability to carry out daily activities and the perception of being a burden to family and friends.

Their generalised formal description and extensive experimental analysis is then provided.

The theory features a generalised deformation description, new strain and stress measures.

The panel found that reports of incidents involving children were "very brief" with inadequate "often generalised, nonspecific descriptions being used and an apparent reluctance to describe exactly what happened".

Table 7 Time and cost of SR and PTO and excess travel results for respondent 10 by using generalised cost method Description Option Unit Respondent number 10%% of SR results Self reported option SR Time [mins] 85 100 Cost 8 100 Generalised cost SR [mins] 92.46 100 40.73 100 PTO1 [mins] 70.52 76 33.6 82 PTO2 [mins] 71.46 77 34.05 83 Source: this study.

Self-monitoring enabled users to convey concrete evidence of their condition to the doctor, rather than generalised and ambiguous descriptions, which in turn was expected to have a positive effect by increasing the doctor's attention to the patient's account.