Sentence examples for generalization limits from inspiring English sources

Although his own fondness for a nice generalization limits the utility of his advice, he's a persuasive interpreter of the fascinating Italian habit" of intalliamento, which may be mistaken for indecision.

It is, therefore, clear that while is now generally accepted that malaria is a serious problem in Africa in general and in Nigeria in particular [ 1- 4], evidence on the magnitude of the malaria burden in Nigeria is scanty and their value for generalization limited because of their limited scope [ 3].

Our study was limited to observations of a specific patient group within GHC using a single type of SMR; thus, generalization is limited.

Reduced generalization might limit the therapeutic impact of plasticity-promoting interventions.

In addition, this survey took place at a single institution, so the possibility for generalization is limited.

28 Because this represented a homogeneous population of relatively healthy patients with lower risk MDS, generalization is limited.

More specifically, our results support a program of assessment that incorporates multiple observations across PBL units when the universe of generalization is limited.

Generalizations are limited to computer literate women with English language skills and other groups of women may be under-represented.

As well, generalizations are limited given the sample size, the specific subgroups and any geographical issues that may be linked to the regional PCI centre.

Generalizations are limited by the lack of cross-national research for a broad domain of attitudes on marriage and alternative arrangements, and by the lack of consensus on what counts as evidence.

These models are specific for particular microwave oven and food configuration, which limits generalization.