Sentence examples for applicable I from inspiring English sources

AD contained overall 153 single applicability statements, of which 25 were judged as applicable, i.e. that the current clinical condition matched the patient's written statement.

For this target it is not obvious that there is a sensible type/token distinction.[4] So only two of the four natural count policies for concrete objects seem applicable: (i) the number of abstract objects (including derivative ones), and (ii) the number of basic abstract objects (excluding derivative ones).

It is assumed that engineering beam theory is applicable, i.e. that among other things, small deformations and linear elastic isotropic material can be assumed.

The reasoning follows a greedy policy in applying default rules: whenever a rule is applicable (i.e., its antecedent holds by the currently held beliefs Ξ and its consequent doesn't contradict with Ξ) it is applied.

A scheme using multiple distribution trees with Multiple Description Coding (MDC) is proposed as a churn coping measure in the paper [49], but this scheme can only be used for traffic types where MDC is applicable, i.e., video.

We reviewed the ERS insolation data ('Meteorological station data' section) prior to their use and found that 98.9% of the data for the 21-year period was applicable (i.e., a loss of 2,179 hourly observations).

Internal validity (yes, no, not applicable) Is the author a person directly involved in the major incident medical response?

Box 1 Quality appraisal Internal validity (yes, no, not applicable) Is the author a person directly involved in the major incident medical response?

ARS appears to be applicable to i.v. ARS, as it results in similar exposures in all weight bands after the first dose of i.v. ARS.

These classes of materials have very good applicable properties (i.e., electrical, mechanical, and optical).

This review will (1) discuss grassland restoration in terms of ecosystem-level processes, and (2) analyze the efficacy of novel and easily applicable amendments (i.e. compost, biochar, and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi) to facilitate grassland recovery in severely degraded habitats.