generalizable

American  

[jen-er-uhl-ahyz-uh-buhl] / ˌdʒɛn ər əlˈaɪz ə bəl /

adjective

1. able to be generalized or to form the basis of a generalization.

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Other Word Forms

• generalizability noun
• non-generalizable adjective
• ungeneralizable adjective

Example Sentences

"We show that by making this small adjustment, the models can learn robust features that make them more generalizable and fairer across different populations," Yu said.

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"Studying fanaticism matters because it reveals generalizable neural mechanisms that can scale from stadium passion to polarization, violence and population-level public-health harm," he said.

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"Using this unprecedented dataset, we reassessed the physical processes to find generalizable aspects and developed a statistical framework that can give us a glimpse into the evolution of glacier cooling worldwide."

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"We're testing whether this kind of differential regulation is a generalizable feature across evolution," Holub says.

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The research sample consisted of predominantly higher-income families, and results may not be directly generalizable to other groups, the researchers noted.

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