Sentence examples for generalised within from inspiring English sources

Although these limitations might affect the extent to which our results could be generalised within the region and to similar contexts with generalised HIV epidemics, we believe our findings have provided valuable insights into the complexities faced by counsellors in the process of encouraging voluntary partner notification of HIV status and how these could affect policy.

This also means that analysts need to take the role of ethnographer and the reading position of participant-observer, since such knowledge may be either intensely local, or generalised within the language and its users.

The high participation rate enables the results to be generalised within the wider context of the NHS.

Other limitations include the small sample size of the study leading to insufficient power, and the relatively short follow-up period compared to a previous trial [ 36] so that the results can only be generalised within 12 weeks.

Other limitations include the small sample size of both study arms leading to insufficient power, and the short follow-up period so that the results can only be generalised within 52 weeks.

Given the paucity of prior research examining the prevalence of depression by BMI categories among general practice attendees, further research is needed to confirm the current findings and to determine the extent to which they can be generalised within the primary care setting in Australia and overseas.

Other limitations are the small sample size and the locality and gender of the participants in the sample, which means that the results may not be generalised either within South Africa or internationally, as only female students from one university were included in the study.

However, these study results should be generalised with caution for other states within the USA or other countries.

Our results should be generalised with caution to the general population due to our use of convenience sampling, as this method can lead to the under-representation or over-representation of particular groups within the sample.

We show here how their analysis can be generalised and simplified within the linear framework.

Cartilage injury might consist of a single or several focal lesions or it might constitute generalised degenerative changes within the knee.