Sentence examples for making generalizable conclusions from inspiring English sources
Lastly, the study patient population was mainly white and constituents of a single study site which precluded one from making generalizable conclusions.
Although no additional enhancement of virologic response was seen over 48 weeks when HU was given concurrently with ABC/EFV/ddI, the above mentioned limitations of this study make it difficult to make generalizable conclusions about the ultimate value of HU in a HAART regimen.
As yoga includes a broad range of practice and techniques, variability and lack of details about the interventions included in the studies makes it very difficult to draw generalizable conclusions of the benefits of yoga and identification of effectiveness of key components of interventions.
More research is needed before we can draw generalizable conclusions on the potential of undergraduate competency-based medical education.
However, since this is one of the first studies in the field, it is too early to draw generalizable conclusions.
How can we measure learning and other important education-related variables in ways that are meaningful for making generalizable inferences?
Indeed, studies examining the body of evidence informing this debate have found it to be inconsistent [ 11], inadequate and insufficient [ 12], and study outcomes to be incompatible and limited in number [ 13], making any generalizable conclusions elusive.
Immunogenicity in the face of pre-existing immunity and natural boosting will have to be assessed to make more generalizable conclusions.
These factors must be taken into account to make generalizable claims.
Because of several methodological limitations of the study more research is needed to draw more generalizable conclusions.
We expect that the future of genomics will include more collaborative efforts of this magnitude across different large studies to allow for making discoveries, interpreting findings, and drawing generalizable conclusions relevant to public health.
