Sentence examples for more general for from inspiring English sources

"Without understanding the causes underlying the historical change in US college students, we do not know whether these causes are factors that are relatively specific to American culture, such as the political focus on increasing self-esteem in the late 80s and early 90s or whether they are factors that are more general, for example new technologies such as mobile phones and Facebook".

Hence, our construction leads to the maximal size (i.e., ) of the constructed matrix for Dirichlet conditions (more general for ) at the beginning and for natural boundary conditions (more general for ) at the end.

Especially, the ATRP technique has been developed rapidly due to the advantages of being simple, inexpensive, and more general for controlled radical polymerization when it was firstly proposed by Wang and Matyjaszewsi [17].

Many of those items are pretty technical ("All of your translatable copy should be stored in strings") but some are more general — for example, he talks about the challenge of languages that require "grammatical differences for men and women".

Overall, we conclude that this approach could become an important tool to the study of dispersal and more general for investigating effects of breeding environment on behaviour and reproductive success.

One was more detailed, for the physician; one was more general, for the patient.

For more general application, for instance, to general stress strain laws, the developed GE/EPRI-type solutions are then re-formulated based on the reference stress concept.

have asked the federal agency to release a part of these bands for more general usages, for example Wi-Fi.

The definition of superposition modulation can be generalized using more general form for P UX than the uniform case.

The authors are least convincing when they reach beyond poverty for more general conclusions — for example, assimilating loneliness into the analysis under the guise of "social scarcity".

By regarding delamination under different loading conditions as problems that differ only in their boundary conditions, our approach provides for a more general scheme for tracking delamination growth.