Sentence examples for more generalized or from inspiring English sources

Place affect, an individual's emotions and feelings for a place, acted as a more generalized or pervasive phenomenon.

It is instructive to note that in the course of the 15th century the progress of the three-generation lineage of Josetsu, Shūbun, and Sesshū can be described as a movement from physical permanence and relative security to a peripatetic existence necessitated by political instability and from conservative to more generalized or secular themes.

Development of a more generalized or unified algorithm remains for future work.

In general, the cytokine gene profile induced following treatment with Astragalus was not strongly directed toward either a Th1 or Th2 response, but rather a more generalized or preparative immune/inflammatory response (see Figure 2).

How is the practice of a geriatrician different from that of a more generalized internist or family physician?

A male-female length difference less than 16% corresponds to a more generalized 'aquatic,' or 'dispersed', mating system, in which males have less opportunity to guard and monopolize females.

The result of "the more generalized disease or active" disease, the poorer HRQOL" is in accordance with other reports [ 1, 3, 7, 8, 29].

The OA phenotype is heterogeneous and occurs at specific joint locations, in a more generalized form, or with and without clinical presentation.

2 The primary diagnostic symptoms of hypersensitivity reactions may include edema (either localized around injection sites or more generalized), erythema, pruritus, pain or tenderness (related to pressure effects), rash, and induration.

13 Dermal filler treatment can also aggravate more generalized skin conditions or connective tissue disease, or might not be suitable in some of these conditions.

Even when an odor is not easily named, the olfactory system may use a form of verbal labeling, perhaps reflecting some more generalized stimulus attributes or categorizations.