Sentence examples for non-specific approach from inspiring English sources

In this study we adopt a novel, non-specific approach (Shulman 2008) in considering the spatial and temporal distribution of population and transport networks across Auckland and how they affect mass evacuation planning.

Diurnal movements of the population are assessed and, due to the seemingly random pattern of eruptions in the past, a non-specific approach is adopted to determine spatial vulnerabilities at a micro-scale (neighbourhoods).

Infinity Plus described Shikasta as a "mainstream novel that uses SF ideas", and said that while Lessing was not able to predict the fall of the Soviet Union and the impact of computers, the novel "barely seems dated" because of her "cunningly non-specific" approach.

Another non-specific approach was used to examine the effect of cellular thiol concentrations on protein S-glutathionylation.

Another obvious advantage of inducing antigen-specific therapeutic responses is that Th1 responses to other antigens and pathogens such as mycobacterium should not be suppressed, which reduces the problematic augmented risk of infection that a non-specific approach carries [13].

According to this hypothesis, a non-specific approach to cough suppression is always necessary [ 57].

"Plants evolve slowly while bacteria are the exact opposite, so plants tend to use non-specific approaches to combat bacteria which are harder to translate into human therapeutics".

Multi-wall carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) were functionalized with glucose using a covalent, non-specific functionalization approach.

The non-specific SSH approach is useful for identifying unknown putative viruses.

The study evaluates the comparative effects of a disorder-specific psychotherapy and a well designed non-specific psychological approach in the acute and continuation treatment phase in a large sample of early-onset chronically depressed patients.

This review provides an overview of the non-specific CL approaches that have been combined with MS with a particular emphasis on the reagents that are commonly used, including hydroxyl radicals, carbenes, and diethylpyrocarbonate.