Sentence examples for more general survey from inspiring English sources

For a more general survey of ten of the finest dinosaur illustrators at work today, along with insights into their working methods, Steve White's lavish book is highly recommended.

Until a few centuries ago in a place like Europe, that would have constituted a sizeable town.Indeed, a more general survey of the Upper Xingu suggests these cluster settlements were the norm.

The concentration of the interest on such detail as the shape of a rock or the moss on a stone lantern led at times to an overemphatic picturesqueness and an accumulation of minor features that, to Western eyes accustomed to a more general survey, may seem cluttered and restless.

Although these issues are central to understanding the core of Kant's view, readers seeking a more general survey of Kant's aesthetics can omit this section.

Embedding the mental-health screening instrument in a more general survey, as the MHI-5 is embedded in the SF-36, could help minimize any such effect.

For example, breakpoint precision, which is dependent on the local resolution, is likely more critical for mapping novel tumour suppressor genes and oncogenes, than for a more general survey of aberrations where little follow-up validation is planned.

For bloggers, the "Look Inside" function does, however, make it easy to quickly track down quotations from texts, or to perform more general surveys of a particular book.

As in other studies of specific portals as well as more general surveys of healthcare-related Internet use [ 15- 17], our users were younger than non-users, but the difference was relatively small and the age range of users was wide.

Even response bias can be avoided by nesting the TTP questions within a more general population survey, thus decoupling survey nonresponse from differential fertility or other motivation that would convert low response rates to response bias (Joffe 2000).

Second, the survey protocol described in this paragraph is sometimes referred to as the "roadside interview survey" protocol, considered as a subcategory of the more general "roadside survey" category, which also encompasses plate, roadside handout, and roadside handout interview surveys [17].

Smith 1990 offers a more general historical survey.