Sentence examples for generality from from inspiring English sources

Reflective equilibrium begins with our shared "considered convictions" of justice at all levels of generality, from particular to our most general judgments.

Yerushalmy (1987 , 1993 decomposed students' work on conjecturing tasks into three conjecturing activities: developing and identifying categories for generalization, forming a coherent sample of instances, and inducing generality from a sample of instances.

This test is not especially reliable, especially with respect to differentiating sense generality from ambiguity.

(3.6) For any positive constant ε small enough, without loss of generality, from ((H_{2})) we may assume that (alpha ^+c^(M_{2}+varepsilon) < min{1,beta^).

As a generality from common diseases, genetic risk factors discovered by GWAS have been modest in their effects (odds ratios 1 1.2) requiring sample sizes of several thousand to have the statistical power required for unequivocal detection of significant variants.

As such, he argues that generality from QTN studies is likely to be elusive: the methods we use predispose us to find large-effect variants, giving a biased picture of their importance.

So far, they've heard nothing more than generalities from Mr. Romney and Mr. Ryan.

They hoped to see some specific generalities from their squads in the opening games.

Meta-analyses have confirmed important generalities from such studies [171], [172] but do not provide the type of quantitative information needed to guide difficult and specific management decisions in an era of increasing human demands on the environment.

Several limitations of our study call for caution in drawing broad generalities from our observations.

Cumulative research on pollen digestion has not progressed enough to discern generalities from idiosyncracies.