Sentence examples for much more generality from inspiring English sources
As a matter of fact, although Δ-calculus theory on time scales has some similarity to Riemann calculus on (mathbb{R}), it has actually much more generality in calculus theory and more applications in the real world.
Reduced activity of the IIS/TOR network can improve some aspects of function during ageing, and can also reduce the pathology associated with genetic models of specific ageing-related diseases, but much more work is needed to understand the generality of these effects and the mechanisms mediating them.
Note that these are generalities — in the real world, much more usually goes into the process of determining whether a certain investment is a wise idea.
It is much more difficult to predict a priori the level of generality of the study and its real usefulness.
Yet the new report's predictions present a sharp contrast to previous statements on climate change by the administration, which has always spoken in generalities and emphasized the need for much more research to resolve scientific questions.
Therefore, the frontend's generality and robustness to multiple languages are much more important than precisely transcribing speech of a specific target language which is the purpose of a LVCSR decoder.
The generality of these findings suggest that temporal resolution may play a much more important role in sensory ecology than previously indicated, in particular because of its universal effects relating to body size.
"The real value will be if we can understand the meaning of all the content that people are sharing, we can provide much more relevant experiences in everything we do". Let's try to unpack some of those generalities.
There's more — much more.
