Sentence examples for far from generalised from inspiring English sources
But he added: "The incrimination of sporting fraud is still far from generalised.
However, cooperation with schools and teachers is far from generalised, and the recreational sector still suffers from disrepute in terms of training, working conditions, wages, and specific pedagogic framework.
A recent meta-analysis of 15 studies, for example, showed that CBT was far more effective than other therapies (or than a non-treatment control) at helping people recover from generalised anxiety disorder and stay well.
Campbell suffers from generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), also known as chronic worrying.
How far can we generalise from our results?
Experiences or conclusions derived from these papers are far from being representative and not predestined to be generalised.
Results from Generalised Poisson Linear model with Log link.
Since we know that there are many internally well-connected groups and cliques within human populations, such as households, schools and workplaces, it is most likely that ϕ is far from 0 and so large values are considered when we generalise.
Nutrient levels vary between species, life-cycle stage, diet and cooking methods, so it's hard to generalise, and some of the claims made for insects are far from scientific.
