Sentence examples for generalised findings from inspiring English sources

A possible limitation is that this study was confined to the students from a technical university and it may not give the generalised findings for students from the non-technical streams.

The generalised findings above have important implications concerning the dynamical behaviour of feedback systems.

While the study took place in one clinical research group in an Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC), the theoretically generalised findings suggest the significance of trust and national level factors.

The aim of this study was to compare localised and generalised findings at follow-up mammography and the need for interventions such as ultrasound and biopsy between women in the two treatment arms from a single recruiting centre.

Although these generalised findings emerged from studies involving multi-ethnic groups from more than one country, it may be important in the Australian context for specific studies to explore the views of various groups of young Australian women, including those of Aboriginal women in urban, rural and remote areas.

Although the meta-analysis presented in Cornelissen & Stiling [ 10] found that, in general, males suffered higher arthropod abundances, showed evidence of reduced levels of secondary metabolites and increased growth rates, it is not possible to extrapolate such generalised findings as being relevant to a specific species.

The main objective clinical findings are generalised wheezing (the most common sign), crackles, decreased lung sounds, clubbing, and cyanosis.

Our study suggests that these findings on generalised hospital populations are also relevant in the oncological setting.

This finding was generalised to cancer cell lines derived from different tissues, although thyroid cancer cell lines were not included.

In fact, subjects' performance in other cognitive tasks is likely to be influenced by their presence, which may partly explain the finding of generalised cognitive impairment amongst patients.

Therefore, the finding of generalised chromosomal changes appears to be a nonspecific marker of cytogenetic instability and may not be helpful in identifying those patients at a high risk of cancer formation.