Sentence examples for significant generalisation from inspiring English sources
This represents a significant generalisation of the existing models.
Results indicated significant generalisation effects to untrained typical items for the participant with both semantic and phonological deficits.
The reader then conjures up an image of an old man through specific, significant detail rather than generalisation.
It is important to remember that the generalisation of the result from a case study is a theoretical generalisation and not a statistical generalisation (24, 26).
His unpublished poem is a significant work because it demonstrates not only the dangers of generalisation but also how timing played a crucial role in writers' attitudes towards the war.
These limitations of the study should be taken into consideration before generalisation of these results in ICU patients with significant raised ICP.
Such an approach, according to Thompson (2008, 19), "allow[s] generalisations to be drawn about the ways in which significant entities are represented in a particular register or genre".
Holmes ends with a generalisation about 'the trailing figure of the biographer', but it is significant that it should be the Shelley mझnage - in a book that also explores his biographical 'intimacy' with Robert Louis Stevenson, Gझrard de Nerval and Mary Shelley's remarkable mother Mary Wollstonecraft - that occasions the reflection.
It has great potential for generalisation, and was tested on the DUD dataset, where it was found a significant improvement in enrichment over USR having screened and ranked the top 0.25 %, 0.5 % and 1% of the database.
The lipid triplet showed good generalisation in the prediction of NAFLD in the validation series (ESM Fig. 1), with no significant difference in AUC compared with the reference model.
