Sentence examples for most scientific generalizations from inspiring English sources

"Rules of thumb" might be a better term for most scientific generalizations.

He pointed out that universal generalizations, such as most scientific laws, were not strictly meaningful on the criterion.

Part of the resistance in anthropology to scientific generalizations is that they can, and have been, misused.

Most scientific debates take place over less central aspects of an accepted scientific theory.

Insistence on holism and Gestalt qualities is not therefore anti-scientific: it is possible both to compare Gestalts and to investigate their interdependent aspects in ways that allow for scientific generalizations.

The Principle may have a more substantive reading if understood as a metaphysical thesis about the universe in general, not as a scientific generalization having merely heuristic value.

Lask argues that in Rickert's reconstruction natural-scientific generalization and historical individualization are treated as equally legitimate and complementary ways of conceptualizing empirical reality.

Moreover, most other scientific virtues have well-confirmed generalizations at their base.

Even the most basic generalizations about what foods are black in origin and which white are fraught.

The view that American jazz is standing still while European jazz advances -- a view that Mr. Nicholson seems to accept -- is, like most sweeping generalizations, misleading and unfair.

One of the most useful generalizations of convexity was introduced by Hanson [14].