Sentence examples for more general category from inspiring English sources

Students are often especially receptive to learning how evolution can be used to generate beneficial organisms for biomedicine and biotechnology, a subset of the more general category of "applied evolution" (Bull and Wichman 2001), as well as how evolution can sabotage biomedical interventions (e.g., evolution of antibiotic resistance, http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/library/10/4/l_104_03.html).org/wgbh/evolution/library/10/4/l_104_03.html

As intended by the authors, they are mostly subsumed under the more general category of children.

Consequently, human beings, due to their ontological structure, cannot be reduced to any other more general category.

Multibeam Joint Processing can be classified in the more general category of multi-user detection (MUD) techniques.

If (J=[1]), then these are exactly the functors (2.6), but they also exist for a more general category J.

Flexible sample-size designs, as part of the more general category of adaptive designs that utilize interim data, have been a popular topic in recent years.

The various blogs have also been combined into more general categories like Magazine, Video, and Book Of Dog.

Then, we recognized sets of individual steps from different questions belong to more general categories that represented the broader type of thinking and sense-making processes described in our theoretical framework (i.e., conceptual reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and metacognitive thinking).

As usual, the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences holds two ceremonies: the pre-telecast ceremony, where approximately 70 of the some 80 awards are handed out and the main telecast ceremony where splashy performances take place and the winners in the major, more general categories are revealed.

Since then, by the time a dance act has been nominated, it's either for a sweeping stylistic crossover into major label pop territory (think Scissor Sisters, or Kylie Minogue circa 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head') or disjointed amongst major label pop and rock acts in more general categories, and standing no chance of competing against the Adele's and Arctic Monkey's of the day.

Features identified were grouped into themes, and then into theme clusters with common traits, and finally into more general categories.