Sentence examples for in general transitions from inspiring English sources

In general, transitions are context dependent [12].

In general, transitions of classes are possible within the same region (LCs or LCb).

In general, transitions occur at higher frequencies than transversions in our genome [ 15].

However, according to market transition theory in general, transitions of planned economies to markets bring about new inequalities [ 10, 11].

These results are not only useful in understanding deformation in α-Ta2C but can be used to understand plasticity in general transition metal hemicarbides.

In this field, as in protein science in general, transition is happening from considering complexes as semirigid and static entities to treating them as highly dynamic ensembles.

In general, transition programs require higher levels of funding and staffing that could be best achieved by their integration into routine healthcare, allowing them access to operating funds [ 27].

The non-zero thermodynamic forces, Eqs. 7, drive the system out of equilibrium breaking simultaneously the detailed balance condition for external and in general reversible transitions between gates (the transition states), which for l = 1,2 are characterised by the external transition times τ l (cf. Figure  3).

Our study shows that the general transitions in the use and structure of monuments during the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age can be variously interpreted.

Modeling these regulatory networks allow us to describe biological processes, in general, as transitions between network states and cellular reprogramming, in particular, as transitions between stable steady states also called as attractors of the network model.

Different UI elements can animate into presence in different ways, depending on what's appropriate for the content type and position, but in general these transitions involve small elements scaling into dominant positions when activated, like album art taking up half of the screen once tapped.