Sentence examples for making general conclusions from inspiring English sources

While this review sums up the main findings of the impact of acute physical exercise on perceptual-cognitive expertise, care should be taken when making general conclusions.

The most important corollary therefore seems to be that care should be taken when making general conclusions regarding dual practice based on studies of particular medical fields.

Patients with primary dilated cardiomyopathy seem to be a mixed population in this study making general conclusions about CRT efficacy difficult.

However, care must be taken in making general conclusions about the redundancy of EST's because some artifacts could also be involved [ 41].

Making general conclusions about the effects of elevated CO2 on the composition of plant tissues derived from existing studies is difficult.

The most relevant studies to date also appear to have had limited statistical power to make general conclusions regarding whether or not one generation of captive-rearing can reduce fitness in the wild (Araki et al. 2007b, c).

"I have never made general conclusions about a people.

Fundamentally, the evidence is inconsistent across studies of telehealth interventions in heart failure, which limits the ability of cardiologists to make general conclusions.

But there is enough commonality to identify certain trends between each type of school to make general conclusions about each category.

Lack of such extensive data on other OMPs, however, makes general conclusions hard to draw.

Finally, the limited number of studies identified for inclusion made it difficult to make general conclusions about cost-effectiveness.