Sentence examples for draw generalised conclusions from inspiring English sources

The randomized probability samples based on population registers is probably the best sampling design to draw generalised conclusions.

The results of Höög et al. illustrate that it is not advisable to draw generalised conclusions based on studies of a few model species.

Indeed, it has recently been pointed out in a Cochrane review that heterogeneity in study comparison groups, outcomes and measures makes it difficult to draw generalised conclusions on effects of pharmacist interventions.

The sampling approach taken was not designed to provide generalisable results [ 48] and we urge caution in drawing generalised conclusions from the results.

However, drawing generalised conclusions from these studies is limited by the fact that in both cases a scaled down, modified version of the HPAT- Ireland was used.

It highlights the pitfalls of drawing generalised conclusions regarding selection tools without recognising the diverse ways in which they are designed and the variation in the institutional contexts in which they are administered.

At the same time, the homogeneity of the group with respect to sex and age obviously limits the possibility to draw more generalised conclusions from the results, and makes further studies investigating the relationship between levels of CRP and personality traits in women at other ages and in men highly warranted.

However, there is always a risk of drawing too generalised conclusions from a pooling of results, and the dearth of high quality RCT publications makes the evidence for the programmes' efficacy low.

This study made a first attempt to draw a generalised conclusion through a meta-analysis of existing knowledge base.

Finally, we draw conclusions in section "Conclusions".

No simple and generalised conclusions on genetic divergence in pseudo-metallophytes can thus be drawn.