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Meanings of generalization in English
Portuguese
generalização Spanish
generalización 
Reasoning from detailed facts to general principles.
Form of abstraction whereby common properties of specific instances are formulated as general concepts or claims.
Synonyms
Examples for "induction"
Examples for "induction"
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At four health plans, we reviewed medical records to validate induction measures.
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However, the pathways linking virus recognition to IFN induction remain poorly understood.
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Results: After induction treatment, 464 patients were assessable for the consolidation phase.
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When the cervix is unfavorable, still many different induction methods are used.
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We also had a good deal of trouble through interference and induction.
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This is a human-made abstraction to help us better understand natural phenomenon.
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Results: We identified six papers for abstraction, reporting results from four studies.
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Incase scanned his work, then foil-stamped the flowing abstraction onto the case.
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Crone's work exists, without any apparent conflict, somewhere between abstraction and representation.
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Methods: Cross-sectional survey with medical chart abstraction of 250 Latinos with diabetes.
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He contemplates the human mind in the generality of its great elements.
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The arts, considered in their generality, are the true expressions of society.
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In the generality of cases, kings fail to attain to auspicious ends.
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He bowed with even more deference than the generality of the people.
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The generality of the Indians, like the populace everywhere, were exceedingly fickle.
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He has little power of generalisation, he has no skill in abstraction.
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Mr. Clausen, I said, overcame the difficulty of the trousers by generalisation.
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It seems Gere is not immune to the convenience of the generalisation.
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We have, then, added a third term to our generalisation about art.
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The study population was small and generalisation to other cancers is not possible.
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He cultivated the method of experiment and of inductive reasoning from observation.
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An example of inductive reasoning is found in the following passage:-
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Dr. Edmonds's patter about inductive reasoning and subconscious logic was just that: patter.
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The great fabulist no more invented it than Lord Bacon invented inductive reasoning.
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His genius lay in a power of swift inductive reasoning.
Portuguese
generalização (Psychology) transfer of a response learned to one stimulus to a similar stimulus.
Usage of generalization in English
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The Chinese Mencius has not been the least successful in his generalization.
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The generalization is always imperfect because each volcano is a bit different.
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This admirable generalization lacked the necessary concomitant of intelligent and speedy execution.
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The unreliability of rules is further explained by their rise from generalization.
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Hypergraphs are a generalization of graphs where edges can connect several vertices.
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He had a remarkable analytical power, and also the power of generalization.
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This outcome demonstrates that generalization gradients between drug states flatten over time.
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A study of magazines and newspapers would confirm this rather broad generalization.
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Pay cuts are threatening to make the leap from anecdote to generalization.
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Besides, it has this defect, that it does not admit of generalization.
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Hyperwave is a generalization of hyperdrive mathematics, and they cannot have hyperdrive.
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Rising readily to generalization, still his intellect is more specific than generic.
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How will that do for a generalization? the banker asked of me.
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This generalization, whether true or not, is fundamentally irrelevant to Iraq.
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Page dissented with a grave irony from the romantic exaggeration of this generalization.
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It is Darwin's immortal service to have obtained general recognition for this generalization.
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Translations for generalization
Catalan
Generalization through the time
Generalization across language varieties
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