Sentence examples for making broader generalizations from inspiring English sources

Studies with narrower foci often provide more detailed descriptions of ECS arrangements but are limited by the small scope of the research from making broader generalizations.

While the results of this study will help Dr. Norcini and other medical educators further refine the regulatory process for physicians from international and domestic medical schools, Dr. Norcini points out that there is a "huge heterogeneity in all these groups" and cautions doctors and patients against making broad generalizations about any physician group.

Yet you have to avoid making broad generalizations, because I see the market breaking out in tiers.

The sample used for these analyses is a relatively small and select one and does not necessarily provide for making broad generalizations to the larger population of young adults in China.

The author has provided a perfunctory view of the dynamic relationship among genotype epigenetic (development)—phenotype spaces through time and space (inheritance and maintenance of variation) by making broad generalizations ("Modern Synthesis or grandly, the Grand Synthesis"—Huxley 1942) about these processes.

Stewart had criticized the network's hosts for making broad generalizations about liberals.

So first, let's stop making broad generalizations about the media.

Another common feature of these regimes is the fragmentary historiography devoted to them, making broad generalizations difficult.

But that's in the DNA of the show, which has opened since forever with a character making broad generalizations about life.

Caution is obviously needed before making broad generalizations about CMe2 groups accelerating ring closure reactions!

Although these principles are relevant, making broad generalizations cannot always hold true.