Sentence examples similar to it's generalised from inspiring English sources

It is generalised.

Those who agreed to participate may have been more interested in lung cancer, and this group of GPs may already have performed better in diagnosing lung cancer, which would potentially underestimate the effect of training if it was generalised.

Clinicians who agreed to participate in our study may have been more interested in behaviour change consultation skills, and thus intervention and control clinicians may have already been more skilful than the general population of general practitioners and practice nurses, thus potentially underestimating the effects of training if it were generalised.

And equally obviously I'm generalising.

And evidently it can be generalised to yield the fatalist conclusion that it is never in our power to do anything other than what we actually do.

Because of the physically-based simulation and the flexibility of the method, it can be generalised to other regions.

Due to the simplicity of our algorithm, it can be generalised to branched skins, to skinning simple convex shapes in the plane, and to sphere skinning in 3D.

It can be generalised, episodic: pregnancy or exam time; or specific: phobias and obsessive compulsive disorder.

The results of the study are based on middle-aged and older persons, but whether it can be generalised to the whole population warrants further validation.

We will explore whether the between-family variation needs to be estimated separately for families with and without siblings, or whether it can be generalised across all families.

Third, the results of our study are based on middle-aged and older people, but whether it can be generalised to the whole population warrants further validation.