Sentence examples similar to into the generalisation from inspiring English sources

However, prudence is recommended in the generalisation of the results.

Ellenberg (1994) has described a selection process of patients entered into RCTs together with the generalisation of results from randomised patients.

Although a larger sample size may be required for the generalisation of the results, the findings provide a valuable insight into the factors which should be considered when adopting Cloud Computing in healthcare organisations.

"It's unfair because of the generalisation that happens.

It is important to remember that the generalisation of the result from a case study is a theoretical generalisation and not a statistical generalisation (24, 26).

However, only one patient included in the study was not an ethnic Dane, and this limits the generalisation from the findings into a broader context.

49 Taking the context into account in the production of outcomes increases the generalisation potential of the study.

Finally, our sample only comprises graduate participants whose average age is closer to the thirties whereas the high-school entrants are closer to the twenties which calls the generalisation of these findings to high-school entrants into question.

But the generalisation cannot go much further than that.

Quite how POC transcends the generalisation pitfalls dogging language in current use isn't altogether clear.

Finally, the generalisation of the approach is discussed.