Sentence examples for the more generalist from inspiring English sources

But there is an argument that extending the programme into primary schools will be less successful, as those with subject expertise may not want to alchemise it into the more generalist approach of the primary school all-rounder.

We used the CATHARE system code to solve the thermal-hydraulic problem and the more generalist DYMOLA software to model the convective and radiative heat exchanges within the solar receiver.

That is, how close the matrix resembles perfectly ordered interactions such that each species interactions are subsets of those with which the more generalist species interact (i.e., a situation where all "1" in the matrix would be packed to the left of the matrix diagonal, so that "0" values remain to the right).

Genome sequencing has revealed extensive genome reduction in B. quintana, suggesting that B. quintana is a genomic derivative of the more generalist species B. henselae [11].

Given the wide diversity in diets of the extant Carnivora - ranging from hypercarnivores to the more generalist 'mesocarnivores' (e.g. dogs and bears) to the mainly plant-eating 'hypocarnivores' (e.g. giant panda and red panda) - the order Carnivora provides a unique opportunity to explore the relationship between diet and evolution of the drug metabolizing enzymes.

Studies on herbivore impact in the field have often focused on insect herbivory, and insects tend to be more specialized in their feeding than do vertebrates or aquatic invertebrate herbivores; insects also commonly have lesser impacts on plant populations and communities than do the more generalist feeders (see [21] for marine, [22] for freshwater, and [10], [15] for terrestrial overviews).

The change in the type of predator from more specialized in the north to more generalist in the south may not be strictly due to a change in the predator community, but also to a change in predator behaviours.

However, for the Maxent models the wide-ranging, more generalist species are consistently assigned a high risk.

At the opposite end of the career ladder, more generalist skills are also useful.

Forest species in the mosaic were more generalist and less abundant, however, than those in the forest, suggesting the presence of both source sink dynamics and potential biotic homogenization of the community in this landscape.

The plants were more generalist (mean number of links considering the two sites: 12.45, average of the two sites) than were the ants (mean number of links: 5.35).