Sentence examples for generalized not from inspiring English sources

Or, is the discussion about why we do what we do and how this can be generalized not a hallmark of science even in the age of "big data"?

Therefore, findings of the current study cannot be generalized not only to children across the entire city, but also to those in general.

Thus, translational research in AS may be generalized not only to other Polynesians but also to other vulnerable U. S. communities experiencing high health disparities.

This could be generalized not only for complicated immunoassay for infectious disease but also for other kinds of clinical tests: Set the target CV derived from simple one-way ANOVA model of specimen (for example, 10%).

These findings can be generalized not only because of the comparable odds to those obtained from the large trials data (24) but also because our results were replicated on another analysis involving the comparison of thrombolysed patients (in the Safe Implementation of Thrombolysis in Stroke-Monitoring Study dataset) with the nonthrombolysed control subjects (from the VISTA) (25).

One can easily see that such a condition generalizes not only the Banach contraction condition, but also the Kannan contraction condition.

That said, there are problems (and thus solutions) that can be generalized, if not globally, for a given geographical scope.

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

Fortunately, strict naturalism was not generalized.

However, we have not generalized Theorem 1.

Locking protocols for hard-real-time systems have not generalized well from uniprocessors to multiprocessors.