Sentence examples for generalized findings from inspiring English sources

The generalized findings of the present study are the following: (1) The E values are approximately symmetric around 0 (mean value of the simulations).

For this reason, perhaps, literature on face processing, and in particular studies of eye movements, has so far largely ignored the role of culture and generalized findings of Western Caucasian observers to the entire human population.

On the other hand, we used 14 non-severe health states, which represent more generalized findings.

The purpose of these interviews was not to produce generalized findings, but rather to describe in depth the experiences of adolescent mothers in this setting.

CSF examination (protein, glucose and cell count) was normal, while EEG showed generalized findings, periodic triphasic sharp waves, recurring at intervals of 0.5 1 sec (Fig 1).

The direction of this change from claims of memory and task improvement to claims of enhanced cognitive traits as articles move away from a focused discussion of the DFSS to report generalized findings suggests that the results of this study may have been hyped as they were used to support the CE debate.

The unusual variation of f(a/W) with D and t is noticed and investigation for finding physical cause behind such observation is suggested with continuation of this work for finding generalized functions for other important functions necessary for calculation of J integral from experiment.

A new efficient method for finding generalized equivalence transformations for a class of differential equation systems via its related extended classical symmetries is presented.

In addition, we study the generalized problems of finding a length-constrained maximum-sum or maximum-density subtree in a given tree or graph, providing algorithmic and complexity results.

Although one study suggests that social desirability has limited impact on LSI among college students [ 24], it is impossible to ascertain that this finding generalized to cancer survivors.

Mohapatra et al. transformed the motif finding into generalized suffix tree and developed a tree-based algorithm for finding motifs [ 29].