Sentence examples for generalised differences from inspiring English sources

A male director may not know what it is to be a woman, but since the differences between any two individuals are greater than generalised differences between genders, does that really matter?

Therefore, generalised differences in lever pressing were unlikely to have accounted for differences in observing responding.

Where L i (x t )=xt−i is the time lag operator, Δx t =x t −xt−1=(1−L)x t is the difference operator, and Δ d x t =(1−L) d x t is the generalised difference operator.

Patients with primary or idiopathic OA of the hip have been observed to have a higher bone mineral density (BMD) at local and distal skeletal sites [ 20- 22], suggesting generalised skeletal differences in OA individuals which are not necessarily secondary to joint cartilage degeneration.

Unlike other meshless local RBF formulations that are based on a generalised finite difference (RBF-FD) principle, in the proposed "finite collocation" method the solution of the PDE is driven entirely by collocation of PDE governing and boundary operators within the local systems.

Table 5 gives the OLS estimation results for the amount paid informally as well as the generalised Hausman tests for differences between coefficients for nuclear and extended households.

This generalised lack of information, differences in opinion and inability to diagnosis FAS may reflect the documented severe inadequacies in medical training regarding alcohol use and abuse and more specifically FAS.

Table 4 gives the probit estimation results for the incidence of informal payments in outpatient and inpatient care as well as the generalised Hausman tests for differences between coefficients for nuclear and extended households.

Results: The behavioural intervention significantly increased wheeled physical activity (overall between-group difference from generalised estimating equation 21 minutes per day, 95% CI 8 to 35).

Most recently protist biogeographers have begun to recognise that the debate has been overly generalised and largely associated with differences in opinion in defining the appropriate evolutionary unit (e.g. species-and if so under which concept, population, phylotype, or other genetic variant) to scrutinise [8].

Similarly, research could be undertaken into differences in greater generalised resistance resources (GRRs).