Sentence examples for generalised explanation from inspiring English sources

"There would have been some generalised explanation," he said.

Therefore, generalised explanations about the causes, effects and forms of expansion of biofuel crop booms based on overall observations at the global level or on single country case studies may result in misleading conclusions as regards both global dynamics of expansion and expansion in other producing countries.

A mechanistic explanation for generalised changes in arterial structure and function may relate to the impact of lower limb exercise on blood flow and shear stress patterns in inactive arterial beds.

One explanation for this could be the generalised increase in higher risk sexual practices among the MSM population and the more pronounced risk among PEP users who previously had this characteristic of greater exposure.

The obvious non-mechanical explanation for bilateral pain provocation is, that local tenderness and referred pain indicate a generalised hypersensitivity of the suboccipital region due to central sensitisation in this particular subgroup of migraine patients [22].

Changes at Site 3 could indicate more widespread sensitisation at a generalised level in the central nervous system, 11 although this cannot be concluded definitively as other explanations for abnormal QST results outside the knee are also possible, for example, patients with knee OA frequently have multisite pain.

This socio-semantic explanation allows the features of the texts to be viewed in terms of functionality, rather than from a generalised nationality/ethnicity-driven perspective.

The most parsimonious explanation for the phyletic pattern in terms of gene gain and loss events across the tree was identified using generalised parsimony (under the DELTRAN model; for details see [ 22] and [ 4]).

Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.

Generalised anxiety and dread is in the atmosphere, after all.

Now, it seems, indignation is becoming a generalised condition.