Sentence examples for not easy to generalize from inspiring English sources

Some works were unsigned, and it is not easy to generalize about the way Dresser pieces look, because of the variety of shapes and materials.

But while it is not easy to generalize about what Latinos as a whole stand for today, polls do point to some trends.

Neoplatonism began as a complex (and in some ways ambiguous) philosophy and grew vigorously in a variety of forms over a long period; it is therefore not easy to generalize about it.

The huge tract of genre fiction consisting of the detective novel, the crime novel, the murder mystery, and the police procedural the spy novel, too, though it sits slightly apart is not easy to generalize about, other than to note that it involves illegal activity, but I do think you can say that most of these books aim for a certain stoicism, a refusal to get too upset over crime.

However, these impacts are difficult to assess and not easy to generalize due to varying site specific conditions (Thiffault et al. 2014).

Also, it is not easy to generalize the performance of the OT scheme with reference to the MRT scheme in all MIMO cases, depending on the combination of the antennas at the transmitter and the receiver, number of interference and the statistical characteristics of the channel.

And, unlike other possible postpresidential addresses, like Scarsdale, it's not as easy to generalize about people from Chappaqua.

While it is clear that residents of small co-ops are more likely to take an active role in running the building than would be the case in large co-ops or condominiums, it is not as easy to generalize about the investment differences between the two sizes of buildings.

One challenge with many previously described medical NLP tools is that they are not easy to adapt, generalize and reuse.

One challenge with medical NLP tools is that they are not easy to adapt, generalize and reuse.

Furthermore, because the implementation is not connected to a specific database it is easy to generalize the method to reference alignments for any DNA sequence.