Sentence examples for to the generalisation from inspiring English sources

In addition to this method being the most natural and simple, it also leads to the generalisation of some of the results and to the achievement of some new results.

According to the generalisation of Prokhorov's theorem to Borel measures on a complete separable metric space in [15, Theorem 8.6.2], this compactness implies that (mu ([0,T]) subset mathcal{M}({{mathbb R}^{N}})) is both bounded w.r.t. the total variation and tight (in the sense of Definition 39).

There are several limitations with respect to the generalisation and interpretation of the findings.

Prompt diagnosis and treatment of patients with suspicion of cancer has, in essence, amounted to a commitment to the generalisation of process-based management among care levels.

It is not clear to what extent data on this condition are applicable to the generalisation of peripheral SpA; nor is it clear whether data on small joint polyarthritis are applicable to large joint oligoarthritis.

A limitation to the generalisation of our results is that our patient sample had long-standing symptoms of low back pain (median debut 14 years prior) and radiation into the leg (44% > 2 years).

And without giving in to the generalisations that mar reporting in Africa.

You might expect there to be one glaring exception to the generalisations above – men who are struggling to conceive with their partners.

Contrary to the generalisations contained in the report, the extension of the family unit beyond the rather arbitrary age of majority may be beneficial to both parents and children, both financially and psychologically.

However, a better understanding of how to enhance the generalisation of discriminative extinction learning to other stimuli, responses and internal/external contexts is required to realise the therapeutic potential of this technique.

The second challenge is to enhance the generalisation of extinction learning to other equivalent stimuli and responses.