Sentence examples for applicable according from inspiring English sources
Forty-four AD were applicable according to the definition.
Where applicable, according to local regulations, institutional approvals and appropriate consents were obtained.
Informed consent was obtained from all patients for being included in the study where applicable according to local requirements.
There were 970 patients in the original cohort and 908 were in the age group 40 75 years (the age group in whom the pooled cohort risk score is applicable according to the ACC/AHA guideline).
Other measures, applicable according to the circumstances, may be pollution entitlement shares and permissible limits (including trade permits); taxes on inputs or resource use (e.g. on water) rather than on the level of pollutants; subsidies to invest in environmentally friendly technologies; fees to cover the costs of removing pollutants, etc.
Based on this, consent of the patients for this specific study was not applicable; according to the Dutch law all cancer patients are included in the Netherlands Cancer Registry as maintained by the IKNL, unless the patient has objected to be registered.
This article covers topics such as the theory of dyes adsorption in multi-component systems along with applicable models according to the consistent theories presented by researchers.
The dependent variables have been the driver performance results in the driving simulator and on-road, across a series of driver behaviour metrics which were selected to be the most applicable ones according to the following criteria: 1.
The study complied with all applicable requirements according to the Declaration of Helsinki (World Medical Association 2002).
This calls for a shift in clinical research towards more pragmatic trials to generate more applicable evidence according to the peculiarities and the needs of older asthmatics.
The rate of "not applicable" items according to the domains ranged from 5.2 to 22.9%, and the activities domain was the only one that obtained values above 20% (22.9%).
