Sentence examples for applicability today from inspiring English sources

I spoke with Schipper recently, and he told me that the Jevons paradox has limited applicability today.

Mr. Hussein's attitude toward the court demonstrates the applicability today of the words of the Nuremberg trials prosecutor Robert Jackson: "We are able to do away with domestic tyranny and violence and aggression by those in power against the rights of their own people only when we make all men answerable to the law".

In spite of the sophistication of the recently proposed methods, most algorithms have not yet attained a desirable level of applicability [15 18].

Although hyperoxia has been suggested to induce time-dependent inflammatory responses [10], studies in animals are usually restricted to periods of up to 6 h of mechanical ventilation, limiting its clinical applicability [16 19].

This method was compared with another assay, developed by Holvoet et al. (11), and showed the similar analytical performance and clinical applicability (11).

To illustrate this a historical review of the modulus concept is given and its applicability for today's mechanical engineering practise is shown.

Government programs are described as they were initiated over time and their applicability to today's security engineering practice is discussed.

Our analysis utilizes the ingenious zeta transforms widely used in engineering to showcase its applicability in today's complex supply landscapes that use multiple suppliers to create efficient frontiers for diverse sourcing initiatives.

The AGREE II protocol consist of 23 different items organised in 6 domains: domain 1 = "Scope and Purpose" (items 1 3); domain 2 = "Stakeholder Involvement" (items 4 6); domain 3 = "Rigor of Development" (items 7 14); domain 4 = "Clarity of Presentation" (items 15 17); domain 5 = "Applicability" (items 18 21); domain 6 = "Editorial Independence".

The potential clinical applicability of EW-7195 waseenen in preventing TGF1-β-dependent breast tumor metastasis to the lung.

Unrestricted subsumption, however, does not preserve the refutation completeness of resolution and, hence, there is a need to restrict its applicability (Loveland 1978).