Sentence examples for and in the generalisation from inspiring English sources

Caution is necessary however, both in terms of the interpretation of the beliefs identified and in the generalisation of the findings to other populations and behavioural targets of government fiscal policies.

And without giving in to the generalisations that mar reporting in Africa.

The only glimmer of hope in the author's eyes is in the generalisation of the Other, after Emmanuel Levinas, to any other person, and the recognition that you are an Other, too.

However, prudence is recommended in the generalisation of the results.

The acknowledgement that some findings may be situation specific is important in the generalisation of results.

The acknowledgement that some findings may be situation specific or population specific is important in the generalisation of results.

While that study did not assess face or body masculinity per se, it seems to be in contrast to our findings using photographic stimuli and warrants further investigation of masculinity in video clips and dominance in photographs to help elucidate the generalisation of these findings to other media.

When we move a step further down from theory, we observe that description itself is an abstraction of, or rather, a generalization from the analysis of particular text instances in language (see Fig. 2) – and, in the context of typology, a generalisation from descriptions of various languages.

Calculation of statistical power was not possible in this scenario, reducing the generalisation of the results.

The inclusion of context in our analysis increases the generalisation potential of the study.

In this paper we present the generalisation of the method to more than two materials.