Sentence examples for more general claims from inspiring English sources

The more general claims don't require agency preapproval.

The incorporation of data on middle-aged and representative samples should allow more general claims about PBA to be examined.

While qualitative methods remain useful in exploratory research and hypothesis generation, their results when taken in isolation are of limited value in making more general claims.

Concerns to address in a resubmission: The manuscript primarily requires some textual revisions to 'tone down' some of its more general claims and to elaborate on some of the methodological details. 1) The most substantive concern regarding the data is 'where is the rest of it?'.

as a useful resource and/or pointer to a large literature in which specialists in disease X may wish to read at least those papers we suggest as relevant to 'their' disease, while others will simply see it as a recognition of the widespread evidence for our more general claims.

Bell connects that failure to a more general claim about "interest convergence".

When the tax cuts for big corporations proved unpopular, he shifted to the more general claim that only a Coalition government could deliver "jobs and growth".

Paternity and maternity leave arrangements will also be improved; encouraging mum and dad and their employers to look at family responsibilities as having a more general claim.

Others apparently think that what calls for justification is a more general claim about desert bases and deserts.

In this line of reasoning, both interlocutors suggested that the central motivation for formalising Muslim care in prison is grounded on a more general claim for equal rights.

This claim must be understood in light of Kant's more general claim that moral law cannot be based upon happiness or any other given empirical good.