Sentence examples for may restrict generalisation from inspiring English sources
The absence of these patients from trials may restrict generalisation of the results as participants may not be representative.
The limitations of this review may be that first, we focused on the adult population only because there is a recent systematic review studying the effectiveness of non-pharmacological therapies for paediatric constipation 14; however, this may restrict the generalisation of the results.
Others may restrict individual freedom more severely.
They may restrict blood and air flow.
Limitations of our study include the relatively small and heterogeneous patient population which may limit generalisation of our results.
Despite having no age restrictions, the included studies had participants that were mainly children and adolescents, in particular favouring male participants, which may limit generalisation.
This may limit generalisation of our study's results to all medical students in Pakistan.
These differences may limit generalisation and introduce bias if disease associations are different in healthier volunteers.
Our results were obtained from a cross-sectional study performed in the Canary Islands Spainn), which may limit generalisation.
Thus, spatial and transmission heterogeneity secondary to unique local factors may limit generalisation of the study result from one city to another.
The qualitative recruitment strategies and non-random sampling (aimed at enrolling Arabic-speaking migrants with maximum variation) may limit generalisation or extrapolation of findings.
