Sentence examples for unlikely to generalize from inspiring English sources
However, most of the conventional NR-IQA methods are designed only for one or a set of predefined specific image distortion types, which are unlikely to generalize for evaluating image/video distorted with other types of distortions.
Theoretically, if the number is underestimated, it is not sufficient to represent all variations of the object; otherwise, the extra degree of freedom is unconstrained and is unlikely to generalize well, which starts fitting to noise.
While the pattern of practices associated with negotiated joining in elite culinary groups reported here is setting-specific and unlikely to generalize, the underlying negotiated joining process has broader applicability for managing membership in elite groups.
However, it has been argued that a purely reactive form of stopping is unlikely to generalize to many real-world scenarios and, in some cases, response inhibition may result from a combination of proactive and reactive efforts (Aron, 2011).
Third, the damped immunogenetic response observed for S. tropicalis in this study is unlikely to be generalized across all environmental conditions.
Zoning regulations are, to generalize wildly, too restrictive and are generally designed to protect established interests.
Based on these observations, an immediate approach to generalize a sharp Kramers' formula to neural fields seems unlikely.
Mr. Nehamas is more reluctant to generalize.
CALEB CRAIN: Hard to generalize, of course.
It's difficult to generalize about it.
