Sentence examples for more general processes from inspiring English sources

This assumption would nicely fit with the findings from Walter et al. [ 35] indicating that activation of the DMPFC is not related to specific processes such as the processing of erotic content, but rather to more general processes like attention.

Thus, the greater activation for identical pairs seems to be rather specific to the processing of stress information itself than to reflect more general processes associated with a higher level of working memory and/or attentional demands.

Gene clusters, formed based on similarity of expression-pattern across either all tissues or the immune tissues only, had highly significant associations both with immunological processes such as chemokine-mediated response, antigen processing, receptor-related signal transduction, and transcriptional regulation, and also with more general processes such as replication and cell cycle control.

Besides these pathways, other more general processes were found to be affected (Additional file 3).

Instead, this activation may rather reflect more general processes involved in complex calculation.

These data collection approaches helped us to gain an insight into local contingencies, as well as more general processes across settings and over time.

There has been debate, however, about whether this region supports orthographic processing per se or a more general process (Price and Devlin 2003), perhaps related to the mapping between visual input and phonology (Price, Winterburn, et al. 2003; Sandak et al. 2004; Hillis et al. 2005).

Now, the more general process then is to place a sine x over x function at the time location of each sample and superimpose those.

In a related project, Professor Fligstein has begun to explore the role of consumers in the more general process of financialization.

This use of a writer and his local connections forms part of the more general process of making a cultural policy for the city.

Consider the following: The example above, where we are converting to a new type which we have defined ourselves, is the most common use case for the more general process of implicit conversion.