Sentence examples for generalised from from inspiring English sources

They derived an exact solution of 3D elasticity equations for isotropic linearly elastic, inhomogeneous materials actually generalised from the solutions for stretching and bending of symmetrically inhomogeneous plates.

CRs generalised from delay conditioning diminished in size and number as CRs timed to the parameters of trace conditioning appeared.

In spirit of Mitchison's derivation, the equilibrium distribution can be easily derived and generalised from a simple example of only three cells as shown in Figure 4.

The major weakness of all studies of patient and prescriber behaviour are that behaviour cannot automatically be generalised from one setting to another.

Thus, the respiratory function impairment in a given population or community is population specific and cannot be directly generalised from results of studies in other settings.

However, the effect of TLR5 stimulation on OTSCC progression may not be generalised from in vitro experiments with only single cell line.

Generalising from that would be ambitious.

It's a mistake to generalise from one example.

It's always dangerous to generalise from our own experience, even our neighbours'.

No one would attempt to generalise from birth to 40, or 40 to 80, so why generalise about "the elderly"?

The point is you can't generalise from the behaviour of one small radical group".