Sentence examples for the generalized conclusion from inspiring English sources

These data offer support for our finding of a shift in emphasis between the data reported in the results section of the DFSS and the generalized conclusion offered in the study's discussion that this result may lend support to the CE debate.

These considered earthquakes are most accurately recorded and are widely used by the researchers and they cover the range of all varieties of earthquakes and hence shall be helpful to lead to the generalized conclusions.

However, although we focused on prostate cancer candidate genes, the low number of somatic mutations in prostate cancer and the fact that we only analyzed ~10% of the exome prohibit a generalized conclusion.

Induction has been defined as the "inference of a generalized conclusion from particular instances" [ 29].

If answers to these questions can be obtained, a third step would be the combination of the answers for deduction of a generalized conclusion.

Drawing a generalized conclusion about the correlation between diseases and fungal diversity is, thus, difficult.

Hence, making a generalized conclusion remains difficult, especially against the background that the analyzed randomized controlled trials are conducted in various different countries with varying living circumstances and cultural backgrounds.

Although the implication of the current account has undergone through several tests, it is very difficult to draw a generalized conclusion about its sustainability because of the inconsistency in the literature (Clower and Ito 2011).

Although this small case series does not allow for any generalized conclusion regarding behavior and prognosis, the disease course in our 3 cases is likely different from the highly aggressive SMARCB1-deficient malignant extrarenal rhabdoid tumors.

This comes at the expense of generalized conclusions for the population at large that may not apply individually.

Given that some orthologous PTases occurred in different HIBGCs, which implies they encode the biosynthesis of distinct molecules (Fig.  6), a generalized conclusion of this study is that PTase phylogeny is not a reliable predictor of HIBGC content and, by extension, secondary metabolite production.