Generalizability is the process by which conclusions are drawn from a group of research results to create a scientific theory which is statistically probable. The conclusions drawn for example, from a study of a specific group in society can then be applied to a larger population to make a general conclusion. This can have issues based on the variables such as age, gender, location, which may provide less scope for the results; therefore if the study is not taken of a large enough cross-section of results, then it makes the generalizability limited.
B. Style
A writers choice of words, or diction, mostly affects an essay’s style.
Little confused on the question but if I am suppose to match the question with one of the statements I would choose that
“The cell membrane pinches in to form two new cells.” - what happens during cytokinesis.
Answer:
Sir John Alexander Macdonald was the first prime minister of Canada
