Sentence examples for generic concerns from inspiring English sources

Both Democratic candidates have strong -- and largely similar -- positions on issues that tend to appeal to black voters, whether generic concerns like education, health care, crime and economic growth, or narrower topics like affirmative action and racial profiling.

Generic concerns about what might go wrong in one design versus another do not reveal what has actually happened in a given study.

First, the cross-sectional nature of the data is of generic concern when considering any causal connection between variables, severely limiting our ability to ascertain the temporality of any association shown.

This generic problem concerns some safety-relevant thermal hydraulic scenarios in light water reactors.

Therefore the use of the measures alongside each other may increase the accuracy of outcomes assessment in Type 2 diabetes by enabling the measurement of generic health concerns alongside diabetes specific indicators.

This concern is not unique to our study but rather is a generic epidemiologic concern that should be considered whenever estimates are pooled across strata, and in air pollution epidemiology there is a precedent of combining data across different cities, starting with the National Morbidity, Mortality and Air Pollution Study [ 15].

Turner's prominently-placed articles do not seem to reveal the more generic parental concern about how their child will fit into society, but rather her frustration that her newborn's skin colour is incompatible with her own self-image as a white, middle-class parent.

Identification, classification and analysis of key drivers [11] should not be viewed as a generic exercise concerning the shaping of overall global patterns, but must be strictly applied to the logistics field the chief purpose of our study.

Unlike the WT or Cry‐null mutants, there is no generic observation concerning the VPAC2‐null mutants using this technique.

It also allows one to pose generic questions concerning the fitness consequences associated with the use of a range of gear selectivities and life-history strategies to examine the degree to which different types of fishing gear are likely to accelerate or retard fisheries-induced evolution (see also Kuparinen et al. 2009).

Although we attempted to formulate a "general" generic model structure, further research is needed to address this concern.