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We can generalize that to estimate a number of sources greater than one.

Therefore, we can generalize that local people's perception of wild foods in the study area corresponds with the perception of many people around the world who depend on forest for food.

From this global pattern, we can generalize that conifers are associated with infertile soils in colder, drier or waterlogged environments where the decomposition rate is slower (Grubb, 1977; Swift et al., 1979).

For most real problems, this is an approximation rather than a truth; however, we can generalize this concept to that of a partially observable Markov decision process, in which the Agent can interact with an incomplete representation of the environment.

I think we can generalize, and you say that generally stocks are going up, but I think it's more what the general economy does than measuring the ….

On the basis of this case and a number of similar ones, we can generalize to the conclusion that "…every variety of change that brings about or enhances justification either internalizes an external fact or makes a purely internal difference" (ibid., 238).

This means that we can generalize the results to contexts that theoretically are similar to the one studied.

Under the assumption of pairwise dependency, the joint probability of the five domains is (4) Similarly, we can generalize this rule for any protein that has M domains and dependency k as (5) Therefore, we can formulate the function annotation problem as a classification problem, where the classification rule is (6) where G represents all the GO terms and G j denotes any single GO term.

Then we discuss our data and methods, emphasizing that we can generalize our analytical strategy to other data sets and case studies.

Car buyers don't always look for the same things, but we think we can generalize a bit in saying that the shopper in the $25K sedan market is exceedingly discriminating.

If this question is hard to answer, we can generalize to harder cases: say that some of the 'rabbits' in this world are three-dimensional and some four- dimensional.