Sentence examples for generalized claim from inspiring English sources
Given the number of interviews, the findings are not being used to provide a generalized claim of Ecuadorian perceptions/beliefs, nor is this the intent of the research.
We express the generalized claims given to the providers of real health care resources either in dollar terms per-capita or as a percentage of G.D.P.
Thus, it seems that claims about sets are not claims about bunches of ordinary objects, or even generalized claims about such bunches.
Quoting Bay et al. [36], "Inspecting the methods used and their performances, we can not make generalized claims as to what type of approach works best.
There's something dangerous to making over-generalized claims that cause a domino effect of eating behaviors of which we'll only see the potential dangers of down the line.
The fact that conservation biology must rely on particularities rather than abstractions has an important consequence on the nature of theoretical work in conservation biology: theory consists of algorithms for the analysis of data on particulars, rather than more traditional universally generalized substantive claims.
Overall, there was little evidence from this study that evolution rejection was linked to a generalized skepticism about the claims of science.
Second, it grounds these more generalized theoretical and contextual claims in the historical experience of specific banking institutions that built or rebuilt their headquarters in the mid-Victorian City.
Usually, in the deep learning community, it is claimed that generalized representations that yielding outstanding performance / effectiveness require a huge amount of data for learning, which directly affect biometric applications.
Maybe you didn't catch Harvard Law School immigration expert Michael Teitelbaum's testimony at a recent congressional hearing that "the evidence does not support claims of generalized shortages of STEM workers in the US workforce.
In his prepared testimony, Teitelbaum wrote that "independent groups … and a growing number of respected university researchers … have concluded that the evidence does not support claims of generalized shortages of STEM workers in the US workforce".
