Sentence examples for more general lower from inspiring English sources
The greater connectivity within the DMN of those with PD and hallucinations was in the opposite direction to more general lower DMN connectivity in PD, suggesting the functional anatomy of hallucinations in PD is quite specific to those individuals with these particular symptoms.
The controlled vocabularies have a hierarchical structure, higher level terms being more general than lower level descriptors, allowing annotation to be performed to an appropriate level of granularity whilst also enabling search tools to return all mapped objects to both parent and child terms, if required.
The sharply lower rates reflect a more general trend in lower borrowing costs here.
In the proofs, a more general definition of lower and upper solutions is used.
In a more general study, a lower resolution multiplex design could quickly assign individuals to the major mtDNA haplogroups, establishing the correct phylogenetic placement and identifying novel or related lineages for further investigation via whole genome sequencing.
GO terms are arranged in a hierarchical manner with more general terms at the lower level and more specific terms at the higher level.
Comparing with the overall high expressed cytosol ribosome genes, the high expressed mitochondrial ribosome genes in breast cancer patients are more detectable from the general lower expressed background.
What is more striking is the strong general lower abundance in newly formed heterocysts of proteins involved in major core biosynthetic pathways, e.g. amino acid, cofactor, aminoacyl-tRNA and nucleotide biosynthesis.
In the results of analyses based on data with the noisiest partitions removed, bootstrap support values for the clades were in general lower or more or less equal to those obtained for the same clades in the analyses based on data with noisy characters retained.
Indeed, we can prove a more general result that extends the lower bound (8).
The sequence of methodical steps does not, however, end here, because Bacon assumes that from lower axioms more general ones can be derived (by induction).
