Sentence examples for applicability to some from inspiring English sources

While the Right to Information Act, India's transparency law, will remain unchanged, the central government plans to "restrict its applicability to some areas of sport and nuclear safety," according to a report by the Hindustan Times.

Strengths and weaknesses of the approaches are, therefore, highlighted and their applicability to some specific SM measures are examined.

The opposition between idealism and realism, although undeniably ontological in a broad sense, is distinct both from general disputes about realism in ontology and from disputes which turn upon the notion of truth or its applicability to statements of some specified type (see below Realism and truth).

The prediction success of our models indicated some applicability to other areas.

The inability of PLSOM to map the density limits its applicability to exploratory analysis with some visualization techniques illustrated in this work.

However, several themes from earlier studies with Caucasians were replicated in this study, indicating some applicability to Caucasians.

While the dietary management of some IEM is relatively more complex, patient- and family-oriented outcomes that have been studied within the field of diabetes are likely to have some applicability to IEM and/or other rare diseases where diet modifications and the importance of metabolic control are relevant.

Hence, we can think of each Tri as including some limited range of applicability to sentences of its own language.

This model is applied to some real data to illustrate its applicability to practical problems.

Current dose recommendations are based on studies with some drawbacks that limit their applicability to the current clinical scenario.

The following section describes some of the relevant models and their applicability to the present findings.