Sentence examples for generality of previously from inspiring English sources

The goals were to: (1) quantify the abundance and patterns of distribution of RSDs along the entire 1200 km California coast, and (2) test the generality of previously described or predicted relationships between RSD occurrence and geographic, oceanographic and geomorphic parameters, including depth, wave energy, latitude, shelf width, and proximity to bedrock reefs and headlands.

The new complex confirms the generality of the previously observed bipartite arrangement.

It would be worthwhile estimating the frequency of recombination of genes used in future phylogenetic studies in order to assess the generality of the pattern previously observed in Drosophila and now evidenced in Triticeae.

A series of 4-, 5-, and 4, 5-disubstituted DTTs was synthesized (Table 1) to determine the generality of the initial SAR findings previously communicated by us [26].

Ideally, a replication study is not a mere repetition of an earlier study, but should extend the scope of previously performed studies, allowing statements about the generality of results [ 68].

"Women think less about men in general than the generality of men can imagine.

1) The authors argue the generality of TDDCI in the maize genome by a previously characterized bz1-m4-D6856 allele, which was isolated by Barbara McClintock.

Chris Keates, head of the teaching union the NASUWT, said: "There is no evidence to demonstrate that academies do any better or worse than the generality of schools, or that handing over governance and management and previously public assets to sponsors makes any material difference to the standard of education.

We designed specific experiments to study the costs induced by exposure to this parasite, and we re-analysed previously published data in an effort to determine the generality of such costs.

The generality of this thiolation scheme was validated on {-gliocladin A/-bionectin C} and -gliocladin B. As noted previously, we discovered that the C11-hemiaminal of diol 67 could be selectively ionized over its glycine-derived counterpart (Scheme 17).

The generality of these findings suggest that temporal resolution may play a much more important role in sensory ecology than previously indicated, in particular because of its universal effects relating to body size.