Sentence examples for generalized are from inspiring English sources

Nei et al. reported that periodic discharges, either lateralized or generalized, are associated with a poor outcome in SE [ 12].

35, 36 Children with RDEB, severe generalized are at an increased risk of glomerulonephritis, renal amyloidosis, IgA nephropathy, and cardiomyopathy.

Therefore, whether results can be generalized is unclear.

Thus, the extent to which data can be generalized is not clear.

"Of course," Dr. Sarnak acknowledged, "often the reason you generalize is that you're stuck".

William Blake said: "To generalize is to be an idiot.

The interesting question, though it's hard to generalize, is whether writing changes as its practitioners age.

"Different categories are performing differently, and so it's hard to generalize: is it going up, down, or is it level?

The frustration of the book is the frustration of the charter movement itself; there are more questions than answers, and generalizing is dangerous.

The ability to generalize was therefore evaluated using double cross-validation (2CV).

19 The previously mentioned data cannot be generalized, but are consistent with other published studies.