Sentence examples for more general event from inspiring English sources

The six measures of time we consider are defined in Table 1, both in the demographic sense we describe, as well as in a more general event history interpretation.

NOTUNG was designed for a more general event model that includes duplications, losses, transfers, and incomplete lineage sorting (ILS).

We can, therefore, infer with more confidence that extensive gene loss may have occurred not only in the model ecdysozoans such as D. melanogaster and C. elegans but could be a more general event for the Ecdysozoa as a whole.

In "The relationship between events and durations" section, we digress to present a more general event-duration identity framework, which allows us to situate the demographic time hexad identity more rigorously as a special case of an event-duration framework.

These more general event-duration foundations facilitate comparison of our proposed demographic time framework with other temporal designs found in the literature, such as the disease duration space of Brinks et al. (2014), or the marriage identity described by Lexis (1875).

We initially considered having a more general outcome of "any haemorrhagic event" but decided against this given the disparate nature of the events, the rarity with which some occur, the lack of relevant ICD-10 codes for some outcomes, and the difficulty of applying definitions requiring clinical adjudication to routinely collected data.

Based on the pooled results from RIO-Europe, RIO-North America, and RIO-Diabetes, the Cochrane meta analysis revealed that there were significantly more general adverse events (1852 events in 2157 patients vs 1031/1260; P=0.005) and serious adverse events (149/2503 vs 69/1602; P=0.03) in patients receiving rimonabant 20 mg/day compared with placebo (Curioni & André 2006).

This inversion may be a consequence of a more general genetic event, when considering that (1) on VIIβ, EXT6-1 displans an inverted interC gene and (2) on VIIIα, EXT6-2 is adjacent to EXT7-2 which appears to be of chromosome core origin (Additional File 1, Figure S5G).

By excluding more general adverse event terms such as "aggression" or "anger" many thousands of less specific cases were eliminated under the study criteria.

Firstly, a more general mixed event-triggering scheme (ETS) is proposed.

Rather these data are indexed according to a more general entity entitled event.