Sentence examples for moderate generalizability from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the survival of our patients and the predictions from our predictive model are remarkably comparable to data from other populations, suggesting that our model may have moderate generalizability.

The moderate sample size from one University limits the generalizability of our results.

The moderate response rate to this survey limits the generalizability of the results as we discuss in the accompanying article.

Third, the subjects predominately had combined type ADHD with moderate to severe symptom burden, which may limit the generalizability of the study results to children with less severe ADHD or those with the predominantly inattentive presentation.

Overall, generalizability coefficients ranged from 0.84 to 0.89 for light and moderate walking, with a lower value found for the running stage (stage 4, 0.70).

The findings of this study should be interpreted with some caution, in terms of generalizability, as the majority of study CAD patients had mild to moderate heart failure and all study patients attended cardiac rehabilitation program.

However, the generalizability of these outcomes to a real-world setting in patients with moderate LSS is unknown.

To our knowledge this is the first population based cohort study to compare the incidence of moderate to advanced chronic kidney disease in patients with and without psoriasis, thus providing generalizability and allowing us to assess the temporal relation between psoriasis and chronic kidney disease.

This may influence the generalizability of these findings; however, they were representative of patients with mild to moderate knee OA that participate in clinical trials in age and gender [ 31, 32].

There was moderate agreement that research to date has not adequately addressed concerns about antibiotic resistance and lacks generalizability.

First, the moderate response rates, restricted age range and the lack of participants from rural areas affect the generalizability of the results to national trends.