Sentence examples for applicability only from inspiring English sources

And while Turkey is a signatory, it has imposed geographic limitations on its applicability: only European refugees are accepted.

Mr. Colmer, like Nixon, objected to the law's applicability only to seven Southern states -- the same reason Mr. Lott gave years later for voting against a similar extension of the act.

However, its cost and applicability only in elderly patients with degenerated valves is a cause of concern limiting the use of this technology.

Soil physical quality indicators (SPQIs) are used to make complex information more accessible to decision makers; however, their site-specific nature may restrict their applicability only to a specific soil type and/or management system.

Four groups of predictive expressions have been considered; they differ by the type of the predictive quantity (peak strength or ultimate strain) and by their applicability (only circular sections or both circular and square sections).

· addressed applicability only, in particular in articles retrieved with the keywords "adaptation", "dissemination", "translation", and "generalization" (1,164 articles).Finally, 43 abstracts met the selection criteria (i.e. Figure  1 Flow Diagram).

Overall, this approach entails a high level of external validity and applicability but often only a low level of causality.

On the other hand, a preliminary study performed in our department with the same MR protocol showed not only good routine applicability, but could also confirm pathological findings on MRI/MRA by further diagnostic measures on a case-to-case basis [12].

This research has applicability not only in taxonomy, but also in archaeobotanical studies.

SNP genotyping by traditional DNA sequencing originally promised a high throughput, but its high cost limited its applicability to only model or extremely important species [ 48].

The techniques described here have applicability not only to the design of filters but also to the more effective interfacing to resonators in the presence of relatively large capacitive feedthrough parasitics.