Sentence examples for in a more generalised from inspiring English sources
It is not the machines' innards that count, but how they are put together.Google has thus created a new computing platform, a feat that others are now replicating in a more generalised form.
He ended up gathering material instead at Pirbright training base and the experiences of these British recruits inform a 45 minute piece that dramatises in a more generalised way the effects of compulsorily military service in an unnamed country.
"One of the things I really admire about the writing is that it is honest enough to not take the moral high ground, and offers what I believe is a more honest presentation of where we are, rather than to say, in a more generalised way 'we want a revolution' or tell people to give up their entire salary to charity".
Future work should expand these results by studying a larger sample in a more generalised clinical environment.
Overall, genes expressed in a restricted number of tissues were more likely to be viable at P14 compared with genes expressed in a more generalised manner.
The findings in our study are not only consistent with this earlier report but also supports the use of NLR in a more generalised patient population receiving first-line chemotherapy both in a clinical trial and community setting.
In fact, his first-person commentary is often more alert to the dangers of colonial caricature than Greene's own when the novel seems to fall into a more generalised third person: '"For voices have a colour too, yellow voices sing and black voices gargle, while ours just speak".
He cut out his own son in favour of a more generalised posterity.
Todd Haynes Safee, released in 1995, deals with a more generalised anxiety, in which a character worries about a threat that has no confirmed cause.
In the current study we showed a more generalised increase in the 3-NT content of muscle proteins.
Second, in CDG I cells a more generalised perturbation of ER function, caused by, for example, misfolded glycoproteins, may lead to a slow down in certain steps of the DLO cycle.
