Sentence examples for more general view from inspiring English sources

Although nucleotide resolution detailed information can easily be generated, biological insight often requires a more general view of patterns (footprints) over distinct genomic features such as transcription start sites, exons or repetitive regions.

A more general view incorporates these two theories within a single more fundamental one based on denial.

A pair of paintings by Dennis Pinette take a more general view of the loss of natural landscape.

A more general view must be taken and a clear distinction must be made between those matters covered by technical reliability and non-technical reliability.

GSLs were further grouped according to glycan subtypes to have a more general view of how the cell surface GSLs change during differentiation.

Fred Bender's "Vineyards, Cutchogue" is a more general view of a similar scene, and one that also tries for accuracy, but its parts do not quite gel into a convincing whole.

A novelist prolongs his literary life with lectures and articles, whereas a filmmaker has to pretend to be like a novelist all his life, even at the time when he starts to have more general views.

For one's verdict about akrasia will in general be closely connected to one's more general views of action, practical reasoning, rationality, and evaluative judgment as was certainly true of Davidson.

In summary then, both perdurantists and endurantists can adopt various responses to apparent vagueness in persistence; which they choose depends in part upon their more general views about the nature of vagueness.

The BMQ-General comprises two scales that deal with more general views about medicines as a whole.

This plasticity can be hypothesized to promote their coexistence, in line with more general views about the ecological consequences of phenotypic plasticity.