Examples of using Be generalized in English and their translations into German
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Any note can be generalized.
This difference in the social-ontological hypotheses can however also be generalized.
Excessive sweating can be generalized or local.
Of course, different people havedifferent preferences,the experience can not be generalized.
This cannot be generalized because the reasons vary.
Perhaps this train can also be generalized.
On the contrary, it must be generalized by the formation and the combination of Trades' Unions throughout all countries" iv.
However, the study should not be generalized.
Variability is thus high: these results cannot be generalized to all situations and allow us only to quantify, in a broad sense, the influence of the belay device.
But, such correlations between the length of the casereport and element sizes cannot be generalized.
His relevant historical consciousness can be generalized with important consequences.
Not the result of reconstruction but the procedures, the discourses on reality,can be generalized.
However, we must note that this fear cannot be generalized to all ethnic groups.
Additionally, theoretical and numeric analyses will be performed to ensure that the test results can be generalized.
Nevertheless, the symptoms of peptic ulcer can be generalized in some way to syndromic complexes.
Seen from that point of view, my experiences with Jews are quite positive so far on a mere personal level,which of course cannot be generalized either.
In Triathlon the idealalignment of the anaerobic metabolism may cautiously be generalized: the lower the maximum rate of production of lactate the better.
It's impossible to reduce my job to plain generalizations, because life and sex andthe reasons people might call a sex worker can't be generalized.
TUs initiatives should be generalized to all workers, whether they have a labour contract or are self-employed, because there is potential for their exploitation and vulnerabilities.
Finally, external validity centers around whether the results of this experiment can be generalized to other situations.
An extensive monitoring in further 34 reserves allows an assessment to what extent the results from theintensive monitoring in the case studies can be generalized.
Unification of hot working, dislocation creep andrelaxation phenomena in one simple physical based model can be generalized for different materials without losing accuracy and prediction potential.
For the hydrogen molecular ion, this is::formula_4For any gerade(or even) state, the electronic Schrödinger wave equation can be written in atomic units(formula_5) as::formula_6For any ungerade(or odd) state, the corresponding wave equation can be written as::formula_7For simplicity,we assume real functions although the result can be generalized to the complex case.
Just as randomization in experiments ensures that the treatment and control group are similar,randomization in research sites ensures that the estimates can be generalized from one group of participants to a more general population think back to chapter 3 about sampling.
With regard to how we achieve a reduction of speed within towns,I think that the principle of priority to the right should be generalized in all towns.
In particular the cases involving Swiss notaries recognized aseffective by the Federal Supreme Court cannot be generalized for the whole of Switzerland, since the notarization procedure is regulated differently in each canton.
While, for instance, we can categorize the right human attitude with Hegel, after the long and patient reconstruction work, still a question remains,whether this attitude rightly recognized as human can still be generalized in the formal-ethical perspective.
Thus, just as randomization in experiments ensures that the treatment and control group are similar,randomization in research sites ensures that the estimates can be generalized from a one group of participants to a more general population think back to Chapter 3 about sampling.
The problem is that such systems learn procedures rather than declarative knowledge, i.e.,they learn attributes that cannot easily be generalized for similar situations.
Moreover, it was not clear if the previouslypublished results regarding CMV could be generalized to any virus from the herpes family.