Examples of using Difficult to generalize in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It is difficult to generalize fashionable tendencies of a make-up.
Because all these elements are site-specific,it is difficult to generalize overall construction costs.
It is difficult to generalize about funding policies because they differ widely from company to company and in the various sectors of activity.
The use of different methods andevaluation tools makes it difficult to generalize the results.
This last result, however,is difficult to generalize because CRT was assessed without a chronometer, so the methodology used could explain the variability in the measurements.
Finally, we know that social attitudes can and do change over time, andthus it becomes very difficult to generalize.
In terms of what actually is going to ripen right now,that is very difficult to generalize with principles, because that is affected by everything else that is happening all around us.
Once these studies come from different countries with several cultures and lifestyles,it is difficult to generalize the data found.
I think it is very difficult to generalize, which is why the curators of the exhibit were careful to limit the geographical regions to particular cities like Mexico City, São Paulo, Lima,” he says.
EVER North America was home to a great variety of people,so it's difficult to generalize but here's what we can say.
If all the students are in public schools, then that is a different situation than if there is a mixture of students in both private and public schools;so is very difficult to generalize.
However, the acoustic signal processing happens in a very different way vis-à-vis verbal and non-verbal sounds, andit is very difficult to generalize auditory processing information of a simple stimulus and a more complex one, like speech.
While there may be some differences in the nutrient and antinutrient contents of organically- and conventionally-produced food, the variable nature of food production andhandling makes it difficult to generalize results.
It is difficult to generalize the results obtained in researches, due to the variability of tasks and stimuli used that generate activation of non specific areas to swallowing, however related to the received stimulus.
First, the sample is small and was completed at a single center,making it difficult to generalize results beyond our study site.
The definition of such expressions as'appreciable restriction on competition' and'appreciable influence on trade' have been repeated subsequently in Commission decisions and Court judgments;this makes it possible to distinguish a series of guidelines although it is still difficult to generalize.
There is an increasing body of information on the hazard properties of nanomaterials,which are difficult to generalize and justify specific risk assessments.
For, challenges in measuring health system performance are linked to: a Generalization: research findings often depend on the particular context in which the studies were conducted,making it difficult to generalize them.
Furthermore, the study was conducted in the pediatric population and health centers without advanced life support,making it difficult to generalize these results for adult patients admitted to intensive care units.
Some limitations could be identified in the studies of the present review, such as: some of them did not use standardized and validated instruments for the pain assessment of preterm infants, some studies had small samples that did notallow conclusive results and, consequently, it was difficult to generalize the findings.
Although the science of catch-and-release is well established, almost all literature comes from countries in North America, Europe and Australia,making it difficult to generalize the effects of this practice on all species of fish, especially from Brazil.