Sentence examples for more general reduction from inspiring English sources

In addition to such direct time-dependent triggering of a headache attack by a substance, a more general reduction of headache threshold in pre-disposed patients is conceivable.

In HIV a more general reduction in immune response is postulated.

Interaction-dominant dynamics do not assume specific component deficiencies to underlie developmental dyslexia, but rather a much more general reduction of system interactions (and hence, coordination) among multiple task-specific processes.

Activation in the LH only for the category only condition at 250 ms SOA may therefore reflect an increase in the time it takes for the damaged LH to focus activation on strongly related items, or may reflect a more general reduction in the ability to focus activation.

Still, as O'Hanlon sees it, one advantage of pushing for disarmament is simply that it might promote more general enthusiasm for arms reduction.

Low testosterone was also associated with a reduction in more general aspects on quality of life including physical functioning, role and social effects.

While this undermines global attempts at reductively relating classical genetics and molecular genetics, and modulates how to understand local explanatory reductions, its more general impact can be understood as a caution against presuming that two areas of biology are distinct in practice or distinguishable in principle (as is often done in theory reduction).

The Laplacian eigenmap approach we describe is part of a more general setting of spectrum-based dimension reduction techniques that includes the PC approach.

In a recent review of the literature two effective intervention methods were identified, namely self-management education and more general comprehensive home-based multi-trigger reduction interventions [ 7].

The proof is based on a reduction to the more general setting of graphical models (Krause and Guestrin, 2005), which in turn builds on previous approximation bounds for submodular optimization (Feige, 1998; Nemhauser et al., 1978).

However, more conservative hospital admission practices attributed to a general reduction of inpatient beds could have had a counteracting effect.