Sentence examples for not so generalized from inspiring English sources
Moreover, washing hands before and after touching unwrapped and raw food was not so generalized as expected in a personnel who should have been continuously trained about hand hygiene.
Second, the subjects in a Brunnstrom stage of III were excluded owing to muscle spasms, and others in a Brunnstrom stage of V or VI also were not enrolled for better walking function, so generalizing the results to all of the recovery stages might not be appropriate.
So generalizing would be a mistake.
On Twitter, Sam Lucas, a distant cousin, responded to inflammatory tweets from right-wing rabble rouser Candace Owens, writing: "hey i'm a member of mollie's family and we are not so fucking small-minded that we generalize a whole population based on some bad individuals.
Despite having all superiorities, somewhat unclear and contradictory results are found in the literature, further the experimental results of different researchers are not generalized so far as to reach at common consensus about this new approach of fuel modification.
If the outliers are taken into account, the margin of separation decreases so the solution does not generalize so well, and the data patterns may no longer be linearly separable.
We included mainly medical patients so our results may not be generalized to all ICUs.
First, the survey was conducted only among Minnesota providers, so the results may not be generalized to other states.
Finally, our study was limited to infection by one HAdV-55 serotype, so the results should not be generalized to other serotypes.
Our data also derive from a US EMS agency without specific sepsis protocols and instead uses online medical control, and so may not generalize to other EMS systems where physicians participate directly in care, transport times are different, or where prehospital sepsis protocols exist.
