Sentence examples for Simply not applicable from inspiring English sources

For extremely small sample sizes (for example, less than five years of yield records), this approach is simply not applicable because the data series length falls outside of the bounds of applicability, and as commented earlier, would render very large uncertainties in the statistical inference.

Arguments about opt in, censorship or freedom of expression are simply not applicable here.

The methods of flow regime prediction (or visualisation) in an annulus that are currently in use are very limited, this is evidently due to poor accuracy or they are simply not applicable to underbalanced drilling operation in practice.

At the same time, they are also very aware that most recent graduates require a good deal of retraining during the on-boarding process, and much of what they learn in a university is simply not applicable.

And this may be the most controversial assertion of all, but I am absolutely convinced that using Bill Clinton as an example of the "forgive and forget" attitude of the American people is simply not applicable and just plain wrong.

When a protein-protein interaction involves an intrinsically disordered partner, the methods developed for predicting protein-protein interactions based on known structures are simply not applicable.

There's simply not enough applicable news to warrant the endless friend to friend sharing.

Thus, when trying to make a real decision under practice conditions, the RCT conclusions may simply not be applicable to the patient and situation in hand.

Aylward et al. [ 1] studied the half-lives of dioxins in much older people and found them to be under 15 years; however, the median body mass index (BMI) of their subjects was around 32 kg/m, which is much higher than in our study (BMI 23 kg/m); thus, their results may simply not be applicable to the older Japanese population.

In this context unemployment and retirement schemes seem to either create an unprofitable financial burden for seasonal workers or are simply unnecessary or not applicable for them.

There are countless use cases and potential applications of technology, but it's good to recognize when one should give way or simply isn't applicable.