Sentence examples for generalised manner from inspiring English sources
Overall, genes expressed in a restricted number of tissues were more likely to be viable at P14 compared with genes expressed in a more generalised manner.
Baggott, who retires from the most challenging job in UK policing after the summer, said it had been wrong of Sinn Féin to question "the motivation or impartiality of police officers tasked with investigating serious crime in this very public, generalised and vague manner".
However, the literature does not discuss different strategic alternatives in a detailed manner; it only provides generalised recommendations of single strategies.
To assess the relationship between age- and site-specific methylation levels in greater detail, a generalised regression model referred to as variable dispersion beta regression was utilised in an iterative manner (n = 407 6407.
Using a novel genetic model of mitochondrial protein misfolding, we show that the in vivo accumulation of an unfolded protein causes generalised mitochondrial dysfunction and accompanied by engagement of autophagy in an AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK -dependent mAMPK -dependent
These findings point to a generalised approach where oligomers or longer range assemblies of multiple light harvesting and/or redox proteins can be constructed in a manner that can be genetically-encoded, enabling the construction of new, designed bioenergetic systems in vivo or in vitro.
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.
His manner discouraged conversation.
