Sentence examples for generalization countries from inspiring English sources

In recent years, some Muslim nations have received a reputation for being very oppressive.Yet, this is a generalization; countries such as Malaysia, Turkey, Kuwait, and Jordan, are still relatively peaceful countries.

We assume larger potential for generalization for countries where training and working conditions are comparable to Germany (e.g., Austria, Switzerland).

Yet, even that literature is mostly limited to research performed in Western nations, and generalization to countries with deficient public compliance to governmental regulation is problematic.

Since the population in Beer-Sheva is younger than in the rest of the country we cannot be certain of their generalization to other countries and health care systems.

The study also contributes to our understanding of degree of homogeneity of risk factors in various cities within a country that have both similarities and differences, reminding researchers of cautions in making generalization to big countries such as China from results that are obtained from a single city.

Thus generalization to similar countries and several professions is improved.

Generalization to other countries may be limited, in particular to more impoverished nations.

Thus, generalization to other countries with different ethnicities and different approaches to diabetes care might not be appropriate.

As criteria for obtaining DP vary considerably between countries, generalization of the findings is limited to nations with similar welfare systems.

Generalization to other countries may be limited because there are substantial differences in the design of organizing and financing healthcare (including long-term care), the provision of both informal and formal care (e.g., various types of residential accommodation), and cultural preferences concerning institutionalization within and between countries [ 68- 70].

At times Mr. Lewis can sound a lot like Evelyn Waugh: shrewd, observant and savagely judgmental, dispensing crude generalizations about other countries, even as he pokes fun at himself as a disaster tourist.