Sentence examples for widespread generalizations from inspiring English sources
However, widespread generalizations were recently questioned when diploid male fertility was reported in the solitary hunting wasp Euodynerus foraminatus [21].
Frogs of the genus Xenopus provide a striking exception to the most widespread generalization in evolutionary biology-Haldane's rule [ 1- 6].
A widespread reaction against sweeping generalizations about culture began in the late 19th century in the United States and somewhat later in Europe.
Even if those genes were all duplicated, an unlikely possibility, a duplication of a minimum of only 10 genes or, if combined with some possibly duplicated genes with ratios 0.7 (see above), a maximum of, for example, 20 genes out of approximately 186 fully normalized genes is certainly not important for considering the generalization of widespread up regulation due to dosage compensation.
One result of such scholarly research is the realization that the theory and practice of sacred kingship in a history extending over thousands of years—has undergone immense changes and, thus, because of these widespread and extensive differences, all generalizations and categorizations are difficult to maintain.
In terms of practical application, we evaluate here the potential generalization of this method to widespread homopolyelectrolytes (homoPEs).
These generalizations are not always accurate; researchers have identified striking cases of widespread erroneous mental models.
This method has found widespread popularity among intelligence system due to its attractive feature and good generalization performance (Üstϋn et al. 2005).
One reason to think so is the fairly widespread wariness in Chinese philosophy of a discursive rationality that operates by deduction of conclusions about the particular from high-level generalizations.
Lesson 9: Beware generalizations.
