Sentence examples for more generalised in from inspiring English sources

But where the earlier book offers a very detailed critical account of the late 19th and early 20th-century English novel, the new one is much more generalised in its approach.

There is considerable overlap between this species' foraging range and that of the bridled white-eye, but the golden white-eye is more generalised in its diet.

7 While this proportion has reduced over time worldwide (due to more generalised improvements in survival across age groups), in sub-Saharan Africa it has increased, a trend that is predicted to continue.

Todd Haynes Safee, released in 1995, deals with a more generalised anxiety, in which a character worries about a threat that has no confirmed cause.

In the current study we showed a more generalised increase in the 3-NT content of muscle proteins.

95 101 Furthermore, more generalised anomalies in the craniofacial region have also been shown to be associated with missing teeth, including alterations in dental arch form, presence of Class II division 2 craniofacial type and sella turcica bridging.

Although this line of research documented age-related difficulties in warning symbol comprehension and the effectiveness of accident scenarios in addressing those difficulties, it did not address the issue of whether older adults have a specific difficulty with certain types of symbols or whether they have a more generalised problem in comprehending symbols.

While the hooker, prop and lock positional grouping (tight five) accounted for all the scrum-related permanent ASCIs, the tackle-related injuries were shared between all positional groupings except prop and scrumhalf, which represents the more generalised risk in the latter phase of play.

The discharges had bilateral frontotemporal or frontocentrotemporal emphasis, but some were more generalised and increased in frequency in light sleep.

The MR signal changes in denervation atrophy are also more generalised and higher in intensity than malignant infiltration of the muscles.

The minimal clinically important difference in score on the dermatology life quality index has been investigated in more generalised skin diseases, with change in score ranging from 2.2 to 3.2 points.