Sentence examples for more generally common from inspiring English sources

To ask if these shared extended haplotypes are more generally common and widespread, we sought matches for the six most predominant examples (combined frequency >10) within the YHRD.

Comparable proportions of HAdV-1, -2 and -5 were identified by Garnett et al., though this distribution is unexpected since HAdV-1 and -2 are more generally common in respiratory infections than HAdV-5 [ 38].

They are more generally more common than marinaded pork chops, and the breading actually helps to prevent the meat from drying out by partially shielding it from direct heat.

More generally, intuition and common sense suggest that some mereological composites exist, not all; yet the question of which composites exist seems to be up for grabs.

As a result, substance abuse has become more generally accepted and common among a range of demographics.

A recent review found that unicoloniality and large colonies with multiple queens, more generally, is very common in introduced species [14], [25].

More generally, standards provide common principles and norms which can make technology implementation more efficient and effective.

Recent advances in behavioural economics, cognitive neuroscience, network theory and social psychology more generally have overturned our common sense understanding of human behaviour.

One was "namaste," a word that she said was used in yoga classes to say, "The light in you is the light in me," or more generally, "to acknowledge our common humanity".

More generally, if the longest common prefix of I and S r [ i + 1 … ] is of size r1 and the longest common suffix of I and S r [ … i ] is of size r2, then the size of the gap is k − r 1 − r 2 − 1.

But the right to share and more generally the "right to commoning" faces significant political and legal threats.