Sentence examples for but generalization from inspiring English sources

But generalization also has its rewards.

But generalization is not the most important factor for explanation.

The age of onset in the index family was quite wide, ranging from 18 to 66 years, but generalization was not observed.

As Meniere's disease is only one condition of many in which dizziness occurs these results can indicate an association between these factors and the HRQoL but generalization of the findings to the etiologically heterogeneous sample of dizziness patients is difficult.

To our knowledge, a technique has been recently proposed to provide real part of second order tensor elements [ 40], but generalization of the technique into the complex domain is still lacking.

There is one report, by Davidson et al. (1993), where generalization of a negative patterning problem in rats was investigated, but generalization after simultaneous acquisition of a positive and negative patterning problems has never been tested in non-humans.

It is likely that the disappearance of old families and the appearance of new ones can be traced in part to the Crusades, but generalizations must be made with caution.

We use the definition (18) in all our applications, but generalizations are of interest as well.

The interpretation of findings was based on our knowledge and referred to recent studies of CS conducted in China, but generalizations should be made with caution.

First, the simulator was designed with as accurate a hemodynamic model as possible, given the current understanding of the dynamic predictors of fluid responsiveness, but generalizations about the possible efficacy of this controller in clinical practice would be premature based on this initial work.

But one generalization holds true: much of contemporary Muslim literature remains unpublished in English translation.