Sentence examples for generalise practice from inspiring English sources
Secondly, this is an single-centre study and we have estimated incidence/1,000 catheter-days [ 11] because we do not know the incidence and duration of inserted catheters, which makes it difficult to generalise practice patterns to other centres, given that infection control policies may differ significantly between different hospitals.
Therefore, there is a limit to how well this study can be generalised to practice in other countries.
Patients in SAFE 7 8 also did not benefit from the subsequent launch of the management guidelines from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign, 110 111 making the results difficult to generalise to current practice.
Nevertheless, we believe our results can still be generalised to current practice for several reasons.
Due to the limited number in this pilot study, the results cannot be generalised for general practice recruitment in Germany.
The trial has been pragmatically designed to ensure that the findings can be generalised to clinical practice.
The intervention must be relevant and feasible to be generalised to clinical practice and it must be compared to the best available usual care (reference care).
We used a licenced nicotine patch, a warranty of validated bioavailabilty, which allowed the findings of the nicotine patches to be generalised to clinical practice.
Relevant references do not include in vitro data, animal studies and retrospective clinical data like case reports because observations in a single patient cannot be generalised to clinical practice.
This has led Green 11 to conclude, 'Where did the field get the idea that evidence of an intervention's efficacy from carefully controlled trials could be generalised as 'best practice' for widely varied populations and situations?' Intervening within social systems, while remaining true to scientific principles, is a challenge for researchers.
The high rate of return for treatment in the biopsy and recall arm probably reflects the commitment of trial participants and might not generalise to routine clinical practice.
