Sentence examples for make appropriate generalisation of from inspiring English sources

Such contextual distinction is also crucial to further research in order to allow careful analysis, recognise limitations, and make appropriate generalisation of findings.

The present development is based on appropriate generalisation of the unconstrained variational principle of Luke [Luke JC. A variational principle for a fluid with a free surface.

Under-enrolment or selective enrolment of general practice patients [ 17- 21] can make generalisation of study results inappropriate [ 22, 23].

In addition, all studies have been conducted in the US which makes generalisation of the results of these studies to other Western countries questionable.

Comments are also made about the generalisation of the results to include the ammonia synthesis reaction.

This makes generalisation of results difficult to the wider population.

This allows us to make generalisations of the findings.

The Thai people – to make a generalisation, this region is called The Land of Smiles – are very gentle.

They will assert that you are a Satanist or an enemy of "God" or make ridiculous generalisations they are sure of.

It is therefore not appropriate to make generalisations from such a small and localised qualitative study and the results have been discussed with this in mind.

"To make sweeping generalisations on the basis of their response is utterly unprofessional," it said in a statement.