Sentence examples for more general systematic from inspiring English sources
The occurrence of many cosmopolitan species (especially in green algae) suggests that new species described from one region will eventually be found at more distant points when the criteria become part of more general systematic understanding, and molecular tools are more accessible than they are at present.
Although CRP production by the liver is closely linked to interleukin 6 production, its elevated presence reflects a more general systematic inflammatory state (Liu et al, 2010).
Similarly, the funding bid for the service at the second case site in 1998 cited an audit study on homeopathy for one type of female hormonal condition [ 42] and a more general systematic review on homeopathy [ 43].
To explore more possible combinations in a more general way, a systematic approach is presented by considering a single fabric layer as a sublaminate characterized by a set of stiffness parameters.
The advantage of using population-based reference participants is that it allows us to take more general changes, for example, systematic changes in the healthcare system over time, into account.
Since the 1970s, however, a degree of more general philosophical interest in Hegel's systematic thought has been revived.
This paper focuses instead on a more systematic and thereby more general strategy, which applies not only to random (as the SQS approach) but also to other types of disorder.
Our N-phase formulation is developed based on a more general method that allows for the systematic construction of reduction-consistent formulations, and the method suggests the existence of many possible forms of reduction-consistent and thermodynamically consistent N-phase formulations.
A more general problem is the inclusion of clinical trials in systematic reviews.
Previous reviews tend to focus on practical use of systematic reviews, 2 rather than a more general uptake incorporating an increase in knowledge or a change in attitude.
Metaphors exhibit a profound and conspicuous context-sensitivity, and much of the work done on metaphor over the past few years has been informed by more general debates about the proper treatment of context-sensitivity in systematic philosophy of language.
