Sentence examples for suitably general from inspiring English sources

In that case, strictly speaking, that generalization would be true, suitably general, and not a coincidence.

Steven Weinstein, a philosopher of science at the University of Waterloo, in Ontario, termed the phrase "law of nature" as "a kind of honorific" bestowed on principles that seem suitably general, useful and deep.

At a suitably general level that is correct, but it misses much detail.

Here it finally proved possible to explain the relationship between straightest and shortest in a suitably general setting.

This approach allows the full potential of the invariant manifold formulation to be reached, and is suitably general for application to a wide variety of non-linear systems.

The patents bought today have suitably general-sounding descriptions.

For strong particularists and hard-core bioethical casuists, then, justification in ethics will not depend upon bringing a set of facts under a suitably interpreted general principle; rather, justification will be a matter of all the discrete elements of a particular decision fitting together or "adding up" holistically in the right way.

A diagnostic assessment may be conducted by a suitably trained general practitioner, or by a psychiatrist or psychologist, who records the person's current circumstances, biographical history, current symptoms, and family history.

To resolve this issue, a biclustering method can suitably substitute general clustering methods by providing correlated gene clusters under a subset of conditions in an unsupervised gene expression analysis.

Based on these observations, Becker and Pfeil postulated many years ago that the active site of a hydroxynitrile lyase should at least encompass a suitably positioned general base to abstract a proton from the cyanohydrin hydroxyl group and a nearby positive potential to stabilize the emerging cyanide ion (38).

It may also be due to the fact that for these disciplines, the skills and skill levels defined by the teachers in the KAS book are formulated more clearly, more concretely and more suitably for general medical students, so that many students could assess their performance and reach a high level (examples in Table 4).