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Weighted sample
...” would otherwise not have the sufficient numbers in the sample to lead to generalizable conclusions.

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Survey
...ample should be representative of the population to ensure the results are generalizable.

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Pragmatic clinical trial
...se range of participants and settings. This makes the results of PCTs more generalizable to a wider population, and more applicable to routine practice.

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Experimental study
...s potential ethical issues and the possibility that the results may not be generalizable to the larger population.

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Clinical series
...series often involve a small number of patients, their findings may not be generalizable to the larger population. Despite these limitations, clinical series remain

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Inclusion and exclusion criteria
...population of interest, researchers can ensure that the study results are generalizable.

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Nurses’ Health Study
...o faced criticism. Some critics argue that the study's findings may not be generalizable to the wider population, as the participants are predominantly white, well-

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Study population
...ative of the target population in order for the results of the study to be generalizable. This is achieved through the use of [[Sampling (statistics)|sampling]] tec

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Randomised trial
* '''Generalizability''': Results from well-designed randomized trials can be generalizable to a larger population.

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Ad hoc
...enerally signifies a solution designed for a specific problem or task, non-generalizable, and not intended to be able to be adapted to other purposes (compare with

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Sufficient similarity
...ion is critical. This similarity ensures that the results of the trial are generalizable and applicable to a wider group of patients. Lack of sufficient similarity

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Stratification (clinical trials)
...ng these across treatment groups, researchers can obtain more accurate and generalizable results. Despite its challenges, the benefits of stratification make it an

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C57BL/6
...cs can also be a limitation, as findings in C57BL/6 mice may not always be generalizable to other strains or to humans. Their aggressive behavior can also complicat

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Replication (statistics)
...research. It helps ensure that research findings are reliable, valid, and generalizable across different contexts. Despite the challenges associated with replicati

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Self-experimentation
* Results may not be generalizable due to the n=1 nature of the experiment.

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STEPS trial
* Recruiting a diverse participant pool to ensure the findings are generalizable.

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Lasso
...ariables), but also helps in preventing overfitting, making the model more generalizable to unseen data.

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Intent-to-treat
...ey were originally assigned, researchers can provide more conservative and generalizable estimates of a treatment's effectiveness.

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Interactive Autism Network
...earchers to conduct studies with a broad participant base, leading to more generalizable findings. Moreover, IAN has played a crucial role in fostering a sense of c

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Medical Image Understanding and Analysis conference
...ch as data privacy, ethical considerations in AI, and the need for robust, generalizable models are among the key areas of focus for future conferences.

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