Sentence examples for more general factor from inspiring English sources

Rather, Eco1 may function as a more general factor that promotes cohesin ring opening or its turnover on DNA.

We again tested whether this relationship might be explained by some more general factor, and found that this was not the case.

A second and more general factor common in human languages is context, in which sound changes are influenced by where the sound occurs in a word, or by its proximity to other sounds [ 29].

It also seems, as a more general factor to consider, that almost all organisms are involved in complex interdependent relationships as part of a "metaorganism" [ 26, 27]; we therefore assessed differentially expressed sequences without the limitation of direct mapping or annotation to Salix purpurea genome alone, providing the opportunity for an unconstrained view of the origin of sequenced RNA.

Our second-order factor model requires the item to factor mapping established for the first-order factors, for its definition, since it is the second-order (more general) factor that is proposed as the explanation for the association among environmental mastery (E), personal growth (G), purpose in life (P), and self-acceptance (S).

Modern scholars have tried to look for more general factors behind Cypselus's success than a desire in a new world of wealth and opportunity to put an end to Bacchiad oppressiveness and exclusivity.

According to Sharp et al. [30], the (contextual) factors mentioned by Zahran et al. [28] overlap with a few more general factors.

It is also not clear whether pre-treatment reduction in substance use can be clearly linked to research activities such as pre-treatment assessment, or if it is the result of more general factors such as the decision to seek treatment.

Because sequence-specific transcription factor ChIPs from primary tissue often show lower enrichment than ChIPs against more general factors such as RNA polymerase II or histone modifications, the use of Hnf4α was an important inclusion in our protocol development.

We always included appropriate control conditions (see the next section) and could therefore relate changes in the SCR to changes in ownership, excluding more general factors such as surprise, general arousal, or unspecific emotional responses related to the presentation of the knife.

More general factors influencing RHIS performance and their hypothetical relationships are described as three determinants, including technical, organizational and behavioral factors [ 1].