However, this resulted in a relatively high mortality rate (26%), limiting the ability of the result to be generalised to other out-of-hospital settings.
This can of course be generalised to more then one event: p(At | B1t1 & … & Brtr) is our uncertainty that the system has PA at t given that it had PB1 at t1, PB2 at t2, …, and PBr at tr, where B1,…, Br are subsets of the system's phase space (and r a natural number), and t1,…, tr are successive instants of time (i.e., t > t1 > … > tr).
Non-generalizability of findings is relevant in that most of the studies are from the United States and results may not translate elsewhere due to differences in prison systems but also applies at the program level, i.e. the experiences of one set of participants cannot be generalised to other potential program users.
Based on our extensive knowledge of the district, 15 28 we believe that evidence of feasibility can be generalised to other settings in Hardoi, UP.
The teeth of Haplotaxodon species were generalised, small, conical in shape, and slightly recurved backwards.
A weakness of the study is that students from urban settings were not included, and it is difficult to anticipate to what degree the results from this convenience sampling of schools may be generalised.
Results from a small sample of informants cannot be generalised; however, the experiences and impacts on daily living reported by the informants in this interview study may be recognised by other women suffering from PGP and living in similar contexts.
As such, while some of the conclusions can be generalised to the whole of Australia others are likely to be area specific and may not generalisable.
In this trial, the details of the surgery will be left entirely to the discretion of the surgeon, to ensure that the results of the trial can be generalised to as wide a group of patients as possible.
Finally, stemming from these limitations, the findings of our study cannot be generalised beyond the communities of our study area.
