Sentence examples for intention to generalize from inspiring English sources
The intention to generalize such concepts for the (C_{0} -semigroup of operators is motivated from [3].
It is clearly not our intention to generalize our results to all interventions in Africa aimed at abolishing fees.
The essential requirement of this sample is that it should remain representative of the population of interest, because the intention is to generalize the data from it to the whole population of interest.
Because the intention is to generalize the data from this sample to the whole population of interest, the essential requirement is that it should remain representative of the population of interest.
Our intention is not to generalize but to put forward a series of hypotheses that can be investigated in a subsequent quantitative study or that can serve as the basis for development of a scale-based instrument that could be used to collect data from a broadly representative sample.
The genre is not just undifferentiated goo, and there are now so many of these shows, with a wide array of intentions, that it's hard to generalize about them.
Second, the Taliban are now so large and diverse, and have been so much changed by the international environment in which they fight today, that to generalize about their strategic intentions is to, well, guess, as we did, unsuccessfully, in the run up to September 11th.
Our intention was to have these problems help students to generalize the mathematical skills and knowledge gained within the game.
Nevertheless, our original intention was to study physicians with an interest in alcohol use and not to generalize beyond that population.
Mr. Nehamas is more reluctant to generalize.
