| We examined only cervical biopsies in this study, and the results obtained may not be generalizable to other biopsy types. |
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| In other words, the process of induction involves drawing generalizable inferences out of observations. |
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| Mook has argued that in much behavioural science, obtaining generalizable results is not the primary research goal. |
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| Yet they do not raise objections to studies that are even less rigorous or generalizable on such issues as the impact of divorce on children. |
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| Given these limitations, some studies are not generalizable to the general Canadian population. |
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| Reviewers of manuscripts sometimes reject research because it is anecdotal, based on a case study, or founded on too small a sample and therefore not generalizable. |
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| In all sorts of critical ways, however, Google's success isn't generalizable. |
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| One generalizable finding does exist, however: all nations will need to seek courageous and creative means to meet their basic learning needs. |
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| Is the efficiency demonstrated to date, generalizable to other nurse practitioners and locations? |
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| Given the resources involved, it would not be possible to create a statistically generalizable sample. |
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| Results are therefore not generalizable, and prove insufficient to inform policy. |
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| Even minimal interventions involving generalizable and relatively inexpensive self-help materials tailored to pregnant women in a single brief session have proved successful. |
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| Furthermore, the study question may lead to findings that are generalizable beyond the context of the target audience or jurisdiction. |
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| This sample was small and not generalizable outside of the current group of parents. |
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| In summary, we think it plausible, indeed likely, that our results are generalizable to the Canadian context. |
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| We had hoped actually to see if these path models might be generalizable and we sought funding to do that but could not do it. |
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| Also, due to its probabilistic nature, simple random sampling reduces biasedness making results reliable and generalizable. |
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| However, evidence exists in a context that is interpreted and generalizable. |
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| Results must be regarded as indicative and directional, rather than statistically generalizable. |
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| Due to the sample size the findings of this report are not generalizable. |
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| Therefore, if women are excluded from HIV vaccine trials, the research data obtained from male-oriented studies may not be generalizable to women. |
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| For this to occur, a resolution must contain generalizable provisions and attract substantial support from countries with diverse ideological, cultural, and political perspectives. |
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| That's the logic under which Google's success is generalizable. |
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| The success of one technology over another is rarely generalizable, as local conditions inevitably shape the choice and effective utilization of technologies. |
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| These data sources have the advantage of being generalizable to the populations targeted by the prevention programme, so that inferences can be made from the results of these surveys. |
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| Given the constraints of the setting, the proposed methods are the most appropriate and are very likely to produce valid, reliable and generalizable results. |
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| In the case of the NHI, the selection of communities for the research would need to take into account the objective of obtaining results that would be generalizable nationally. |
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| The results also might not be generalizable to women who have substantial cardiovascular risk factors, they added. |
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| Although the study was conducted in Germany, Hermann said the findings among the middle-aged participants are likely generalizable to Americans in the same age group. |
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