Sentence examples for quite generalized from inspiring English sources
Fundamentally, the TEAM/VTEAM models are quite generalized physics-based models.
In all the imaginal discs, dTIEG expression is quite generalized although not uniform (Fig. 2D,E).
Our method is quite generalized and can thus be applied to discover the underlying rules for protein-protein interactions, genomic interactions, and structure-function relationships, as well as those of other fields of research.
In our experience, it is important to distinguish between hunger induced hyperactivity, which is quite generalized and does not occur only in the time before what will become daily meal time, and FAA which is specific to the few hrs before daily feeding time.
At this time, the information about chemical (and even functional) heterogeneity of neuronal populations in cnidarians/ctenophores was very limited and the term "neuron" was quite generalized, primarily assigned to cells with electrical properties such as conductor or pacemaker.
The aim of this research paper is to establish a quite general transformation involving the generalized hypergeometric function.
This neural networks is quite general, and can be used to describe some well-known neural networks, including Hopfield neural networks, cellular neural networks, and generalized CGNNs.
The first COCA strategy described in the previous paragraph is quite general in the sense that the regression model E(Z|A, C, Y can be estimated using any appropriate regression approach, including any generalized linear model with appropriate link function, say, the logit link or the log link for binary or count Z, respectively.
To simulate this class of mathematical problems, a quite simple generalized collocation method is proposed and developed.
Though quite powerful, generalized prediction methods may fail to achieve the sensitivity and specificity attainable by prediction models tailored to individual protein families.
More likely, a sharp rise in Treasury yields, and quite possibly a generalized financial crisis, would force the government to tackle the problem at some point before then.
