Sentence examples for broader inference from inspiring English sources

The broader inference of IPTW is desirable, but even with careful examination and trimming of propensity scores, weighting may ignore effect modification within the larger population.

Assessing different types of QoL thus facilitated broader inference about the potential impact of chronic inflammation on these outcomes, and the social factors that may contribute to these patterns.

We have revised the draft to include a discussion of this, because as you point out, it may be important for broader inference on mechanisms responsible for circular RNA biogenesis.

Models developed across two locations actually had slightly higher accuracies for predicting yield of individual genotypes in a subsequent generation than models from either location independently [ 22], demonstrating that if extreme GE interactions are not present, broader inference across locations is desirable.

A question plaguing many education researchers is how to draw broader inferences from such case studies, which can have serious limitations.

Qualitative research does not aim for generalizability; hence broader inferences cannot be drawn from the results.

However, the ability of this study to detect log-scale significant differences in CFU/mL between samples, provides strong evidence for sufficient statistical power to make broader inferences, which significantly mitigates any limitations based upon sample size [ 23- 25].

21 Several studies have examined the psychological impact of benign or false-positive results of cancer screening 11 22 23 and some broader inferences can be made based on their findings.

The retrieved documents and statistics were selected according to relevance to each of the search questions and to Malmö, and broader inferences to Sweden were included in the absence of local ones.

Although a positive sample pool of only four patients does not allow for any broader inferences or conclusions, a preliminary descriptive analysis of demographic information revealed these four samples were from females, who were also minority (non-White, Hispanic) (Table 3).

While the evolution of complete metamorphosis (Holometabolous, Endopterygota) was certainly one of the most significant events in the history of insect diversification [ 71], the heavy phylogenetic bias of previously developed genomic resources has severely limited broader inferences about the evolutionary history of insects in general.