Sentence examples for more generalized measures from inspiring English sources
IsoLG adducts may eventually prove to have greater utility as disease biomarkers than more generalized measures of oxidative stress status because they appear to directly participate in pathological processes.
It is also possible that more generalized measures of physiological health, such as the patient's American Society of Anesthesiology (ASA) grade would be a better predictor of adverse outcomes following CEA.
However, we added six more generalized measurement indicators.
In the Kantorovich's framework, the problem has been widely generalized, with very general cost functions c x, y) instead of the Euclidean distance (|x-y|) and more general measures and spaces.
The use of the calibrated cavitometer will establish a more generalized approach for measuring the actual acoustic pressures over a broad range of liquid temperatures within a sonicated medium, demonstrating its potential use as a tool for optimizing, controlling, and scaling-up processes.
In contrast, chemokine expression may be a useful measure of more generalized inflammation that suggests ongoing target organ damage.
BM is a more generalized term when describing the amount of mineral, BMC the amount of mineral measured within the scanned skeletal region, and BMD the amount of mineral measured within the scanned skeletal region but partially adjusted for the bone size.
In a control experiment that examined whether the shift toward direct that we measured reflected a more generalized tendency to view objects as being centered (e.g., centering the iris in the sclera), three observers (I.M., D.C., and B.R.S).
SK-N-FI was the only cell line generating tumors with more generalized NESP55 immunoreactivity.
The present study proposes a more generalized conceptual framework to develop and analyze new functional enrichment measures.
Despite the deviations between predicted and measured results, this approach allows the development of a "more" generalized model, with "low" computational cost.
