Sentence examples for a common generalisation from inspiring English sources

A common generalisation of the concept of validity to many-valued logic involves the designation of certain values.

Generalized t-designs, which form a common generalization of objects such as t-designs, resolvable designs and orthogonal arrays, were defined by Cameron [P.J. Cameron, A generalisation of t-designs, Discrete Math. 309 (2009) 4835 4842].

This common generalisation leads many studies to conclude that extended green canopy duration leads to extended grain filling duration thereby resulting in larger grains and increased yield [[ 26],[ 27]].

"I'm much more aware of derogatory terms that people use about women without even thinking it about it," says Cui. "And about common generalisations such as 'girls shouldn't study science subjects at university,'" adds Gao.

Use of generalisation of behaviour was also a common and relatively unique feature of interventions, which reported better adherence.

A common feature of many of these surveys is non-response, and a major concern for analysis and generalisation is that the level of non-response can result in substantial biases in the population HIV prevalence estimates [10].

It is based on inductive support for the common-sense generalisation that licences the drawing of the relevant inference.

This was based on a foundation for generalisation from cases with common attributes.

The idea of it lasting a week every month is just a generalisation that works.

It sounds like a wild generalisation.

That's a gross generalisation, of course.