Bleaching is a generalized term for the loss of symbiotic dinoflagellate zooxanthellae or their pigments in scleractinian corals and is typically associated with sustained, unusually warm water temperatures [10].
NETosis, neutrophil-specific form of generalized term 'ETosis' is a kind of regulated necrosis, releasing neutrophil extracellular trap (NET) composed of chromatin, and cytoplasmic and granular products, and coordinated by Nox-generated ROS, PAD4-mediated chromatin decondensation and autophagy.
BM is a more generalized term when describing the amount of mineral, BMC the amount of mineral measured within the scanned skeletal region, and BMD the amount of mineral measured within the scanned skeletal region but partially adjusted for the bone size.
So much of it is subjective but what I've gotten to through the years on King of the Nerds, is that nerd tends to be more of a generalized term.
Risk parity can also be a generalized term that denotes a variety of investment systems and techniques that utilize its principles.
Generalized terms representing the shape of each curve [ 24] were used for statistical analysis, as follows: Fx ground reaction forces were described by peak braking force, peak propulsive force, braking phase impulse, and propulsive phase impulse.
From the plants' point of view, the species in Memmott's web are also more generalized in terms of their pollinator spectrum (Fig. 1C) than the plants studied by Vázquez and Simberloff (Fig. 1D).
We provide a sharp criterion in term of generalized principal eigenvalues for existence/nonexistence of positive solution of (Pβ) in suitable classes of functions.
