Sentence examples for low generalizability from inspiring English sources

The strict and controlled conditions in which they are conducted, leads to low generalizability because they are performed in conditions very different from real life usual care.

Potential Hawthorne effect, small sample size (39) and low generalizability reduce the quality.

Failure to account for a number of confounders and low generalizability to other ICU populations was acknowledged.

Our study has some limitations including a potential low generalizability since all patients were Caucasians and examined at the same center.

Nevertheless, it is notable that almost all studies evaluating the association between cement dust and respiratory cancer have included subjects from one or two cement factories, resulting in a low generalizability of the observed results.

Moreover, if we had continued using the original three-way randomization procedure, we would have lost all participants who were not willing to be randomly assigned to mADM only or to MBCT only, resulting in a highly selective sample with low generalizability.

The low estimated generalizability coefficients suggest that the scores may not generalize well to intended domains, and the validity of some of the scores may be questioned.

Although the response proportion of 35% was low, the generalizability to the Danish population is presumably better than other studies examining the epidemiology of injury in specific target-populations such as elite athletes or members of certain sports clubs.

Also, the participation of ethnic minorities was rather low, limiting the generalizability of the study findings to these groups.

Also, the participation of ethnic minorities was low, limiting the generalizability of the study findings to these groups, and the study did not examine outcomes for psychological well-being and diabetes distress for patients on exenatide QW.

While we included over 1000 men in the current study, the prevalence of intermittent claudication was low and the generalizability of the findings to other patients with intermittent claudication, particularly younger patients and females, is not known.