Sentence examples for lack generalisation from inspiring English sources

Study results also lack generalisation to other populations of older people, as only one study location was used.

The lack of generalisation to other auditory frequencies in auditory onset learning combined with the complete generalisation across location and orientation in both visual and audio-visual learning appears to correlate with the variability of visual dimensions in natural viewing compared to the relative stability of auditory spectra.

Due to the lack of generalisation in Experiment 1, we designed a supplemental experiment (Experiment 2), in which REFERENCE horses were exposed to the same six objects except that object colour was kept constant.

Lack of generalisation of our results to other medical schools in Pakistan is an important limitation of this study.

A further issue for the review was the lack of generalisation of results to US cancer survivors without medical insurance and thus a primary care physician may not be the first point of contact for care for some individuals.

Being conscious of the lacking possibility of generalisation from a phase (II) study, we do recommend conducting phase (III) or (IV) trials with higher study populations and a more robust design to provide more precise study results, and to encourage research in this field.

Third, Austin's assertion is made using the apparently performative form, "I assert … "—a form that appears, moreover, to falsify the generalisation that performatives lack truth-values.

To overcome this lack-of-data-problem, spatial generalisation and modelling approaches have been developed.

However, our rule lacks prospective validation, and therefore, generalisation of our results is premature.

Lack of first-time use is preventing generalisation and expansion of systematic review uptake in everyday practice.

Case study research has sometimes been criticised for lacking scientific rigour and providing little basis for generalisation (i.e. producing findings that may be transferable to other settings)[ 1].