Sentence examples for generalized towards from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the LF diffusional impedance is generalized towards a system of two serial diffusion layers, and the parts are assembled into an overall impedance model.

Given that our gene set consists entirely of kinases and would be generalized towards kinase-specific effects, the set of all kinases (~300) were selected for background adjustment and more sensitive enrichment of the pathways.

Proteny could be generalized towards any number of species by a progressive heuristic similar to the star multiple alignment heuristic (Altschul and Lipman, 1989), which uses a central sequence with pairwise sequence alignments to guide the multiple alignment.

Therefore, we propose that the hypothesis of Clifton [ 9] should be more generalized towards 'the minimal gene alterations of the male placenta may be a mechanism that allows the male fetus to maintain growth relatively independent of environmental stimuli'.

The current study aimed to test whether these effects generalize towards patients with work-related upper extremity pain.

Response characteristics obtained with simple artificial stimuli, like gratings of optimal spatial frequency used so far, do not necessarily generalize towards input of ecological relevance (Smyth et al. 2003; David et al. 2004; David and Gallant 2005; Felsen et al. 2005; Haider et al. 2010; Fournier et al. 2011; Onat, König et al. 2011).

OTC: Over the counter; TPB: Theory of planned behaviour; GP: General practitioner; FP7: Seventh framework programme; PHC: Primary health care; GI: Generalized intention towards medicine provision; IPS1: Intention performance statement 1; Intentionention performance statement 2. The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

The results presented in this paper, though targeted towards SO, can be generalized for any other platform as well.

Temporalization was introduced in Finger and Gabbay 1992 (see also Finger and Gabbay 1996), and generalized in Caleiro et al. 1999 towards the method called parameterization.

All professions will report more negative attitudes and negative traits toward BPD than towards a patient with major depressive disorder (MDD) or generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).

Results are specific to refugee and host population female heads of household over the age of 18 only, thus results cannot be generalized to all women in the region and are likely biased towards the experiences of older women.