Sentence examples for is not generalised from inspiring English sources

If corruption exists, it is not generalised.

However, malware is only a subset of the threat landscape facing users online, and it is therefore important that the perceived safety of the Mac environment is not generalised too far.

"This is not generalised surveillance," Yannick Buttet, the Christian Democratic party vice president, told public broadcaster RTS as results were coming in.

"This is not generalised surveillance.

Existing studies are not generalised; some have small sample sizes and assess specific populations [ 16, 17].

Importantly, this effect of increased recognition, was not generalised to any mental health problem; participants were not more likely to label the problem in the vignette with general terms relating to mental ill-health at follow-up, indicating that the improved recognition was specific to eating disorders, and in particular to bulimia.

I'm not generalising gender stereotypes, I love Fifa 16 and I watch football from time to time (although I wouldn't call it watching so much as being in the room, and I wouldn't call it being in the room so much as not being in the room).

The objective of the study is not to generalise the results but to show and document the complexity of an experience.

It is not hard to generalised this result to n cores.

It is not possible to generalise from these countries to the whole of East Asia: the study areas are not representative on several key characteristics.

We only considered PNSTs in NF1 patients and as such, it is not possible to generalise these findings to other tumour types, and future research should investigate how texture features change over time in other cancers.