Sentence examples for be generalized to populations from inspiring English sources

Firstly, definitions of ACO are not standardized, so we developed inclusion criteria that would allow us to identify patients with ACO from among a larger cohort of patients with COPD; our findings therefore cannot be generalized to populations identified using different criteria to define ACO.

The results of the study cannot be generalized to populations, which may have high rates of lactose intolerance or milk allergy.

Hence, our estimates may not apply to the present-day male patient with diabetes mellitus and may not be generalized to populations in other countries.

First, the SCCmec and genotype distribution was different than that reported in other parts of the world, so our results cannot be generalized to populations in which the distribution of CA-MRSA and HA-MRSA strains differs from Taiwan.

Therefore the results may not be generalized to populations with diverse ethnic backgrounds or a higher prevalence of obesity.

It is therefore unclear to what extent our findings can be generalized to populations with better health.

Good measurement properties of an instrument in one population may not necessarily be generalized to other populations especially those multi-cultural populations.

The results of our model cannot necessarily be generalized to all populations of OA patients.

Therefore, the results of this study cannot simply be generalized to RTW populations.

By contrast, the observed group differences in rumination and emotion regulation cannot necessarily be generalized to male populations because men and women process emotional events differently [ 64].

While recognized as a strength, the homogenous study population is also a weakness in that findings cannot necessarily be generalized to all adolescent populations.