Sentence examples for make generalised statements from inspiring English sources

Another limitation was that using assessment results for only one year of study may not be sufficient to make generalised statements about the performance of international medical students across different assessment instruments.

Furthermore, our experiments were carried out using canine derived cells and it may not be possible to make generalised statements about the activity of curcumin on MSC-like cells in other species.

Yes, but only marginally, and the overlap is so great as to make generalised gender-based judgments useless.

"To make such generalised statements creates further divide between Black and White Australians and we're still trying to cope with forming some kind of reconciliation as a country," protest organiser Lynda-June Coe told VICE.

These summaries do not do justice to the complexity of Boxall's argument, which is marked by a refusal to make the kind of wilfully generalised statements we find in the Lawrence and Self essays.

Even though one cannot deduce generalised statements from comparative case studies, it is possible to make socio-scientific statements, which transcend the specific conditions of two or more comparatively examined individual cases.

Existing training requirements, and assessment criteria, for Norwegian HCMs are based on generalised statements of performance outputs.

Yet you make insulting statements..

He just likes to make dramatic statements".

"I make mission statements for companies.

Campaign advisers have to make such statements.