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• Other studies have failed to demonstrate generalizable benefits of brain training.
• But the issue itself is thoroughly generalizable, and of general importance.
• These data could perfectly be generalizable to the United States.
• It's generalizable format also allows cities to learn from each other.
• The items can also provide a more realistic and generalizable task for test.
• All pretty much have the same results, so I think ours are generalizable.
• The Cauchy integral formula is generalizable to real vector spaces of two or more dimensions.
• Many dotcoms resemble an e-cult rather than defining a more generalizable e-culture.
• For me, that translates to a little faster, but that's not generalizable.
• :Your assumption is wrong : Enzymatic activity has no easy and generalizable correlation with temperature.
• That is, matching a generalizable neural pattern through statistical analysis to an action or event.
• Bernoulli's formula for sums of powers is the most useful and generalizable formulation to date.
• The formalism that we will develop for this model is readily generalizable to two and three dimensions.
• The problem becomes analogous to moment of inertia in classical mechanics and is generalizable to n dimensions.
• Just because a subject is historical does not seem to me to make a generalizable difference to that remark.
• One can even say that the authors concluded that the increase in toxicity might be generalizable to other species.
• As family preservationist's research is based on bigger and more representative samples, their findings are more generalizable.
• Although the disjunction ) are very useful in logic systems, they fail a more generalizable structure in the following way:
• The current popularity of capital punishment makes this " generalizable principle, " post, at 5, especially important.
• The book also included comments and analysis by Elmore as well as generalizable advice for adding humor to role-playing games.