Sentence examples for rather than a generalised from inspiring English sources

The separability of a shared genetic factor influencing IT and IQ from the total genetic variance in IQ suggests that IT affects a specific subcomponent of intelligence rather than a generalised efficiency.

These findings suggest that ISG15 and the subset of correlating inflammation mediators may represent a specific host response to bladder cancer, rather than a generalised inflammatory response.

To consolidate the evidence that the effects of pre-emptive treatment with OPG-Fc were specific to joint pain, rather than a generalised anti-nociceptive effect, the effect of OPG-Fc in another model of chronic pain was evaluated.

This socio-semantic explanation allows the features of the texts to be viewed in terms of functionality, rather than from a generalised nationality/ethnicity-driven perspective.

We had previously reported an association of post-irradiated HGG with PDGFRA amplification and chromosome 1q gain [ 4], so it appears these are relatively selective radiation-induced changes, rather than reflecting a generalised genomic instability in secondary tumours from these patients.

The depressed TNFα production in response to HKH37Rv and LPS paralleled decreased responses to TLR1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 ligands, suggesting that rather than a pathogen-specific process, a generalised innate hyporesponsiveness is present.

This finding suggests a specific restraint on key elements of the immune response, rather than the generalised suppression of haematopoiesis expected as a consequence of antineoplastic therapy.

A more modern version of this theory was proposed by MacCormick (1977), who argued that a right-holder was the intended beneficiary of a specific share of benefit, rather than just being a generalised beneficiary of the rules.

However, Hoorn argues that she and her sister were to a significant extent counter-orientalist: they focussed on the common nature of human experience rather than cultural expressions of difference and they sought to portray everyday life in Tangier as they found it, rather than presenting generalised views of the orient.

Finally, equal movements on each side of the body were associated with reports of a primary generalised seizure (rather than a focal seizure AND rather than a focal seizure with secondary generalisation).

Stiffening of the thoracic limbs was associated with reports of a primary generalised seizure (rather than a focal seizure), but also reports of a focal seizure with secondary generalisation (rather than a focal seizure) (Table  4; Additional file 2: Table S1).