Sentence examples for more general comparative from inspiring English sources

A specific national case study may serve for more general comparative analyses.

Perceived harms of e-cigarettes were measured using three survey items two personal harm items and a more general comparative harm measure.

Because our bioinformatic pipeline has been designed to build on the high-quality genome annotations present at Ensembl and use open-source software libraries such as BioPerl, this approach can be easily integrated into more general studies in comparative genomics.

The data have implications on concepts of the systematics, breeding stocks and comparative genetics of C. pallasii itself, but are also of more general importance in the (comparative) framework of the history of boreal marine taxa with similar trans-Arctic distributions.

A more general method of identifying synapomorphies is the comparative method, in which one compares organisms against an outgroup, which is known to be related to the organisms but not as closely to them as they are to each other.

To the best of our understanding, this scenario is best compatible both with comparative-genomic results and with more general considerations stemming from the parsimony principle [ 41- 44].

In such cases comparative approaches with other areas and more general modeling studies can be recommended.

Comparative outcomes will be made along more general lines (eg, combination versus single-agent therapy with HER2-targeted agents and chemotherapy versus targeted therapy alone) and may inform future trials.

However, few comparative expression patterns have been reported, and more general roles for SoxE genes in early tissue patterning cannot yet be ruled out.

However, according to recent comparative research on activation policies we have increasingly to do with a more general approach in Europe and the US Lødemell & Moreira, 2014).

In general, comparative proteomics has the potential to identify complex changes within cellular systems on a more global basis as compared to individual and hypothesis-driven biochemical, cell biological or physiological investigations.