Sentence examples for in their generalisation from inspiring English sources

The trials were conducted in the US judicial system, and are therefore, restricted in their generalisation too other CJS outside of the US.

The limited trials were conducted in the US judicial system, and are therefore, restricted in their generalisation to other CJS outside of the US.

In their search for generalisations and laws, universalist theories in the cognitive and brain sciences have posited mental mechanisms thought to be universal to all humans to explain agent-identification behaviours.

However, Groves and colleagues note that in practice differing combinations of features make generalisation difficult - reflected in their emphasis upon each individual feature being represented as a continuum.

The greater mobility of birds makes such generalisations hard to substantiate in their case.

And without giving in to the generalisations that mar reporting in Africa.

Thus in terms of generalisation, in our illustration h0 > h1 > h2 > e2.

In addition, undue generalisation in research has contributed to heightening the controversy.

Yet while there may be some truth in that generalisation, both genres are equally likely to subvert such hackneyed traditions, turning gender conventions on their head while seemingly conforming to stereotype.

"In general, generalisation is to lie, to tell lies," The Unfortunates declares.

One of the main reasons for the dearth of regular Joes and Janes in contemporary literature is a lack of representation in the press (and sadly, I include the Guardian in this generalisation).