Metabolic control analysis (MCA) of cancer cells has generated a generic explanation for this phenomenon: several steps share the control of energy metabolism (for glycolysis: glucose transporter, hexokinase, glycogen synthesis and ATP demand; for oxidative phosphorylation: respiratory complex I and ATP demand), i.e., there is no single "rate-limiting step".
On the Australian Classification Board website, the title features a "refused classification" icon, and generic explanation: "The computer game is classified RC in accordance with the National Classification Code, Computer Games Table, 1.
It has an identifying code (PLAT213_ALERT_2_B) hyperlinked to a generic explanation of the problem (in the small pop-up window), and a terse account of the issue.
Hence, such correspondences in mechanisms and adaptive values of aggregation in two different animals (crustacean and insect) allow us to envisage new research directions concerning a generic explanation of aggregation and a potential cascade of other social phenomena resulting from the local density increase [9].
So the results of the national elections were in effect a sum of several local elections, which renders a generic national explanation tenuous at best.
NEFH is most highly expressed in the peripheral nervous system (Liu et al. 2008), so a generic sensory explanation seems plausible i.e., one not specific to echolocation.
Theories are valuable in such work not because they provide clear and unambiguous solutions to outcomes problems, but because they can provide robust, generic, and transferable explanations of the processes that shape these outcomes.
One of the central methodological problems of these studies is bias, the generic term for rival explanations of cross-cultural differences.
The reasoning is therefore not a classical "all-knowing" strategy but uses these "sensed" facts obtained from the agents, combined with generic domain knowledge, to generate causal explanations of interactions.
