Sentence examples for generalized I from inspiring English sources
Based on the results of the experiments involving different strains (both gram positive and gram negative) of bacteria, we infer that the observed phenomenon of physical contact-dependent induction of plasmid expression is generalized (i.e., active against many types of bacteria) and is non-specific in nature.
I suspect that the model can be readily generalized, i.e., the specific parameters of interaction adopted in this study are not crucial.
The results from GAPDH RNAi are analogous to the data obtained with the EGFR mRNA suggesting that these findings can be generalized, i.e., measurements of the knockdown efficiency can be influenced by the primer set used for RT-qPCR.
From these points of view, taking a fresh look at the generalized ( I, T ) -L-fuzzy rongh sets on rings is an interesting research topic.
Our further work on this topic will focus on the properties of generalized ( I, T ) -L-fuzzy rongh sets on modules with respect to the T L -fuzzy (full) relational morphism.
We also calculated a generalized I statistic [ 30].
On the other hand, it is easy to construct complex models with excellent or even perfect fit, which are mechanistically meaningless and do not generalize (i.e., "over-fitting").
But on cybersecurity, if I were to generalize, I would say the Chinese-American view of cybersecurity is quite similar to the general American view.
To generalize, I'd say the easter way of looking at collectives has many advantages over the western, more individualized viewpoints.
CALEB CRAIN: I'm not that close a student of the contemporary activists, but if I had to generalize, I'd say that what they miss is perhaps that the anti-tax radicals of the late 18th century mostly shared an image of the political body as an organic community, with responsibilities to whatever government they decided on.
"At the risk of generalizing, I think that in conscious photography, there's a danger that there's sometimes a slightly paternalistic approach to the work being done, and as a result, that comes through in the images that are taken in support of that work," Mr. Quarmyne said.
