Sentence examples for broader generalization from inspiring English sources

In establishing these results, the rather restrictive assumption that no more than a single particle can be identified of a given state made in the earlier paper [1] has been relaxed so that a broader generalization has been obtained.

A broader generalization of this phenomenon may operate in our scientific culture to enhance careers of successful white scientists but diminish recognition of the contributions of others.

Even though the total number of cases (359) is significant to the population (1035 students) and it allowed robust statistical analysis, it is still a small number to provide a broader generalization.

Even though adequate controls for the role of most of the potentially relevant perceptual properties are already present in the literature for both species (Tables 1 and 2), future studies may be devoted to the simultaneous control of these factors, allowing for a broader generalization of results.

Because the Australian study lacked broader generalization, we included both genders in our study with a wider age base.

Nonetheless, diversity patterns of nectar-borne yeasts remain stable during both years, validating our conclusions although impeding broader generalization.

"I don't think it's necessarily specific to a general, broad generalization of a full outlet at times," Sanders replied.

"This paper's results concern specific mechanisms in the mind, while 'Blink' makes broader generalizations," Todorov said.

This can then be used to introduce broader generalizations.

Companies want to collect as much data as possible on as many users as possible because that way they can make broader generalizations about user behavior.

His reference to "the next generation of theologians" is certainly a broad generalization.