| We judged the reliability and validity of data by the methodologies used in each study and judged their generalisability from the study context. |
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| As can be seen from Figure 19 there are very few measurement methods that are able to ascertain both causality and generalisability. |
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| This makes the generalisability of the outcomes of such programs very difficult, in terms of their utility in determining avoidable costs. |
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| It's about trying to understand the reliability and generalisability of effects that we think exist in the research literature. |
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| In principle, considerations about generalisability should not affect the internal validity inherent in a well performed randomised controlled clinical trial. |
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| Alternatively, the generalisability of the BFLPE would be enhanced if consistency was found across all student characteristics and states. |
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| Several aspects of this study may limit the generalisability of the results. |
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| First, the data represents a relatively small number of students, which may compromise the generalisability of the present sample. |
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| Incomplete data forms with missing variables also limited the generalisability of the study results. |
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| The disadvantage is generally that unless almost unlimited resources are available, the small variability in conditions and the small scope of the research problem restrict highly the generalisability of the results. |
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| However, these benefits should not be assumed because the institutional environment and stringent security requirements of correctional facilities makes the generalisability of community MMT research to prisons uncertain. |
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