Sentence examples for more generally whereas from inspiring English sources
More generally, whereas diplomats in the EU may talk of creating new forms of governance and international order, the Russians take a traditional "realist" approach to foreign policy.
DICER is thought to be more generally involved in miRNA processing, whereas DGCR8 is thought to be more specific to particular miRNAs (Han et al. 2006).
Some are pretty accurate and helpful, whereas others are more generally indicative, and of debatable use.
However, the supervisors were more generally critical of the interns' competencies whereas the interns were more specific about their weaknesses.
In either case, our results suggest that FeIIONS is more closely associated with adenine-deficiency, whereas FeIION is more generally associated with reducing adenine-replete cellular conditions.
IDCs express the RyR1 isoform in a punctate distribution that is densest near plasma membranes and within dendritic processes, whereas IP3Rs are more generally distributed.
Niedeggen and Rösler (1999) (also see Niedeggen et al., 1999) argued that N400 amplitude was inversely related to the amount of spreading activation from the cue numbers, whereas P3b amplitude more generally reflected (im plausibility of probes, consistent with the view that the P3b is inversely related to the subjective probability of stimuli (Donchin & Coles, 1988).
More generally, cortical grey matter volume and surface area scale with head size whereas cortical thickness does not (Barnes et al., 2010; Winkler et al., 2010).
Whereas some bulletins focussed primarily on the negativity of the Conservative's campaign strategy, others took the opportunity to consider the issue of renewing Trident and Britain's defence policy more generally.
Others spoke more generally.
