Sentence examples for making the generalization from inspiring English sources

These characteristics are not likely representative of the general population making the generalization of conclusions difficult to make beyond the study sample that was employed.

One study used Medicare data [ 11], making the generalization of findings to the non-Medicare population of potential concern.

Furthermore, the majority of systems used only one or two specific document types, making the generalization of these methods across varied document sources difficult.

Such differences as low literacy rates may influence the accuracy of depression screening instruments, making the generalization of findings from HIC to LMIC the more difficult.

Additionally, several studies have focused on the factors which influence the use and acceptance of a specific guideline in a local context, [ 39- 44] making the generalization of their results difficult.

"I don't think you can make the generalization that one message necessarily conflicts with another," said Tracey Curvey, the executive vice president of Fidelity Online Brokerage.

Once this observation was made, the generalization to arbitrary d, n was not overly difficult.

In addition, most studies focus on one particular airfoil or airfoil family, which makes the generalization of the results difficult.

To make the generalization more accurate by considering the city roads and districts, an algorithm for automatic road analysis is applied in our clustering and combination.

GLD codes which make the generalization of Gallager's LDPC codes are constructed by replacing the parity-check constraints in LDPC codes with block code constraints.

For MOS transistors this principle was originally formulated in weak inversion regime; but, strong inversion regimen is used because in 1991, Seevinck and Wiegerink made the generalization for this principle.