Sentence examples for more generic or from inspiring English sources

Thus, any sentence that is any of F1, …, Fn may be true in some more generic or universal way, FU.

Besides that, it also allows for making searches using more generic or more specific concepts for the desired term by walking in the ontology structure, which possibly contributes to reduce the cognitive effort on the user when retrieving a categorized resource.

The proposal of Nicol (2011) is even more generic or wide, for who written feedback should fulfil some formal characteristics regarding the way in which it is presented but also some characteristics which are much more general, with respect to the purpose, frequency, content, specificity of the feedback that is provided.

Amici thinks that as more and more generic, or "white box," PC makers try to compete with the likes of Dell Computer and IBM, they will need to have a dependable place where they can source their components at a competitive price.

Since the extraction procedure is bioactivity-based, both known and unknown emerging food contaminants can be detected which is especially important when more generic or mixtures of antibodies are applied in future experiments.

Increasingly, psychological service providers monitor outcomes of therapy routinely using standardised, patient-reported measures; typically either condition-specific measures or more generic or global measures which span well-being, psychological distress and functioning.

No, it's not a gang of a dozen drunken men, grabbing a woman, as happened in Haryana recently, or one of men luring a little girl with candy to sexually assault her, as also actually happened, or even a more generic drawing or photo of a looming and lecherous man or group of men.

Evidence from implementation studies suggests that the indicator as worded is less feasible for implementation in primary care, requiring either a more generic indicator or a series of specific patient self-report indicators; we propose a more generic indicator.

1.3 Keys to Success R&C's keys to long-term survivability and profitability are as follows: Differentiate our services so that our clients realize that we are able to better serve their needs rather than a more generic competitor or in-house telemarketing.

For example, it could be applied to product searches, more generic web searches, or to discover apps, music or other content.

In these situations, it may be useful to first think about the problem in terms of how it might be classified or categorized by etiology or other associated features such as anatomy, pathophysiology, body system, or more generic disease categories such as infectious, metabolic, neoplastic or psychiatric diseases and so on.