Sentence examples for more general phenomena from inspiring English sources

Instead they depend on the more general phenomena of coexistence between a liquid-expanded and liquid-condensed phase.

Away from mental health, it's possible the work might shed light on more general phenomena.

Living systems then are seen an instance of a more general phenomena of dissipative structures.

Because ultimate causes have to be inferred, claims about them are more uncertain, and because such claims deal with more general phenomena at a more abstract and theoretical level, they can be harder to understand and assess.

Studies of particular cases help advance understanding of more general phenomena but are not, by their nature, statistically generalizable.

Our results could be specific to NRG1-mediated adhesion; they could reflect diverse sites of molecular pathology in NRG1 signaling related to the erbB/PI3K/Akt pathway; or the data could be related to more general phenomena that converge on cell adhesion.

Mr. Chomsky sees the success of "9-11" as part of a more general phenomenon.

It is an example of the more general phenomenon of delirium.

In other words, von Braun is an egregious example of a more general phenomenon.

The example of these two enterobactin receptors probably illustrates a more general phenomenon of siderophore receptor redundancy in P. aeruginosa.

The surge of entrepreneurial spirit here is part of a more general phenomenon of Native peoples entering the mainstream Canadian economy.