Sentence examples for more generalized versions from inspiring English sources

A pattern search of the Arabidopsis proteome with the conventional IQ motif (IQxxxRGxxxR) and its more generalized versions ([ILV]QxxxRxxxx[R,K]) as the queries confirmed a set of 33 IQD genes identified by reiterative BLAST searches.

Therefore, by using the 0.05 threshold, the more generalized versions of the two PUMF files, and the combinations algorithm we are able to produce a data set with significantly less information loss than would otherwise be the case.

For this reason, we propose a scaled norm-based Euclidean projection (SNEP) method which is a more generalized version of EPL1.

In this paper, we propose the SNEP method which is a more generalized version of EPL1 in which certain scaling parameters can be applied to the EPL1 framework.

But in the Q/A session after the main keynote, Yang said that the team is working on a more generalized version of this advanced cave system that could be used for multiple experiences and walk-through attractions.

The Groupon POS app appears to be a simplified, more generalized version, of restaurant-focused Breadcrumb: "Groupon POS works for a wide variety of merchants from cafes and delis, to salons, spas, and florists," the company writes in its app description in Apple's App Store.

We consider a more generalized version of the above method.

A more generalized version could replace up to n points.

Dropbox's challenge is building a more generalized, abstract version of the collaboration tools you might find in other massive products.

Model M3 was a more parsimonious generalized version of GB99.

To summarize, GFFR is a more generalized and enhanced version of FFR, and can be implemented as an integral part of the overall resource allocation scheme.