The Dictionary of Epidemiology (J.M. Last et al., 4th ed., 2001) defines generalizability as "unbiased inferences regarding a target population (beyond the subjects in the study)." A goal of public health research is to apply study findings to an external population, and the ability to effectively evaluate generalizability is crucial to the real-world application of results.
The texture and compositing that he creates by applying thick and dense amounts of oil paint create a visual quality that goes beyond the subjects he chooses.
Additional calcium beyond the subjects' usual intake was not given, as vitamin D is expected to enhance intestinal calcium absorption.
Furthermore, our results cannot be generalized beyond the study subjects who were referred to a PCT.
"They all have this spiritual life to them," drawing the viewer beyond the subject matter into the surreal, she said.
They both were critics of the open-minded school, mostly generous in their judgments, abundant in their generalizations about life beyond the subject at hand.
Consider branching out beyond the subject of your original application – medicine students, for example, might find related science courses that could enable a switch later on.
How can others understand the emotion behind what we're trying to say in an e-mail if no one takes the time to read beyond the subject line and the first sentence?
"The public loves these kinds of things," said Luciano Pellicani, an Italian sociologist, adding that beyond the subject matter and seemingly cunning introduction of the book, there was no special, Italy-specific explanation for its success.
The lecture (and, in turn, a lengthy sequence in Mr. Andersen's nearly three-hour film) was inspired by his objections to "L.A. Confidential" -- criticisms, it's worth noting, that extend well beyond the subject matter of Curtis Hanson's 1997 film.
In the interwar years, however, there was a marked polarity between the modernity of Sydney's middle-class suburbs, with icons such as the Harbour Bridge in the backdrop, and entrenched hardship in other areas of the city and beyond, the subject of much reportage, commentary, and art.
