Sentence examples for challenging to generalize from inspiring English sources

Narratives are challenging to generalize from in a era where people expect hard facts, statistics, and p values.

However, it is challenging to generalize predictions of sediment yield because it is influenced by many factors.

Finally, it remains challenging to generalize results from Fiji to countries that are not PICs because of their specific characteristics.

Therefore, it is challenging to generalize the relationship between the PSA screening rate and reported incidence and underlying reasons of the difference in populations between East and West.

This type of pairwise comparison is appropriate for much of the methylation data currently available, but existing methods are challenging to generalize to analysis of more densely sampled sets of dependent cell types.

Although the plasticity of these sex differences will make it challenging to generalize from invertebrate to vertebrate systems, studies in nematodes have enabled empirical evaluation of predictions regarding the evolution of lifespan.

It may also be a challenge to generalize these results to a wider population of children.

The challenge to generalizing the protocol is that the selection of end point geometries is not trivial.

A strict standardization of telemedicine interventions may thus prove difficult and the intervention may be challenging to replicate and generalize across settings and studies.

So Heffernan forged ahead, cataloging more than two dozen "moves" Lindquist made to help her students learn ("remind the student of steps they have already completed," "encourage the student to generalize," "challenge a correct answer if the tutor suspects guessing").

Our inclusion of two cases was done to generalize and challenge our findings, our expectation being that the two cases would yield the same empirical findings.