Sentence examples for more generally one from inspiring English sources

More generally, one can regress phenotypes on marker covariates using a regression function, f (x i 1, x i 2, …, x i p ) that may be parametric or not so that y i = f (x i 1, x i 2, …, x i p ) + ε i.

More generally, one would like to consider situations that explore the general equilibrium effects of school choice settings that give an idea of the consequences of allowing a large number of private schools to enter the market, along with allowing parents to use any of them.

More generally, one surmises that Struth may not understand his attraction to a subject until he has photographed it, if then.

More generally, one traced the infiltrating styles of movies like "Blue Velvet" or "Far From Heaven" and kept an eye out for celebrity cameos by actors like Jeremy Irons.

As is true with the history of philosophy more generally, one can observe over the centuries changes not only in the theories set forth but also in the central questions about law that such theories were meant to answer.

If the Bristol Palin effect were the crucial factor in determining the out-of-wedlock birth rate, and with it family stability more generally, one would expect the rate of single parenthood to either drop or rise more slowly after Roe and then rise more swiftly across the 1990s, as pro-life sentiment began its (pre-Todd Akin) climb.

The operation and the campaign to defeat Isis more generally is one part military and one part political.

More generally, if one considers only sustainable systems (the ones typical to biology), then with a sufficiently large temporal horizon the homing in on specific targets is covered by the maximum empowerment principle.

An important caveat: Hispanic adults (and minority groups more generally) constitute one of the more challenging demographic groups for pollsters to reach.

It is now apparent that Australian, and perhaps parastacid crayfish more generally, have one of the most elaborate gene order rearrangements so far discovered in the Arthropoda.

More generally, if one were subtyping using standard gene centering and evaluating the assignments by ER status, the assignment to each ER-positive case would depend on how many ER-negative cases are in the study cohort.