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Caution must be used when generalising these findings to other refugee populations given that only one setting was studied and HAART delivery systems are so often setting-specific.
It was noted that diabetes affects a heterogeneous population, with the incidence and prevalence of diabetes increasing with age [ 17], and therefore caution should be used when generalising results from specific studies.
As such, while the sample was randomly drawn, it is unlikely to be representative of the general population and thus caution should be used when interpreting and generalising absolute prevalence estimates.
Although the sample size was larger than other qualitative research in this area, caution should be used when attempting to generalise findings to the whole psychosis population.
Although both PLSR and RF models were successful in modelling C fractions, RF models appear to target the physical properties linked to the property being analysed, and may therefore be the better modelling method to use when generalising to new areas.
Explanation building and logic models are used to generalise the findings.
To compare outcomes between treatment groups generalised linear models will be used.
Generalised Linear Mixed models will be used to adjust for the effect of clustering and repeated measures over time.
It proposes generalised and improved shear design rules that can be used for any type of cold-formed steel beam.
For this purpose, cross-classified (by neighbourhoods and schools) generalised linear mixed models (MGLM) with random intercepts will be used.
