Sentence examples for may effect generalisability from inspiring English sources

Although the practices were spread across a range of socio-economic areas, they are all in one region of the UK (North Staffordshire) which may effect generalisability.

Second, as with any single-discipline study, the results may lack generalisability.

Randomised controlled trials may have generalisability limitations when applied to the complex treatment of patients with bipolar disorder.

This was a single-center single-surgeon retrospective study and this may limit generalisability.

Single area which may limit generalisability.

The small number of study sites may affect generalisability.

Only including students may limit generalisability and create Hawthorne bias.

Only subgroups are randomised, and the small number of study participants may affect generalisability.

Third, aspects of the sample recruited may limit generalisability of these findings.

The intervention was implemented in one ambulance service, which may limit generalisability.

Changes to funder requirements for PPI have changed and this may impact generalisability.