The phrase "applicable for persons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is relevant or suitable for individuals or people in general.
Example: "The new policy is applicable for persons who work remotely and require flexible hours."
Alternatives: "relevant to individuals" or "suitable for people".
Boxplots were used to depict the change in within-person variation of health outcomes from T0 to T1, from T1 to T2 and from T0 to T2. 1) Response option 9 was set to 0 since when an ICF category is not applicable for a person, it can be assumed that it is not a problem.
At pre-test, 65% knew that the principle of respect for persons was applicable to the statement, " the capacity and rights of all potential Nigerian research participants to make their own decision must be respected by all investigators".
Whether intentional or unintentional, these misrepresentations constituted an egregious violation of the ethical principle of respect for persons, one of the three basic ethical principles applicable to all human subjects research.
The principle of respect for participant autonomy may, therefore, not be directly applicable to these children [ 93], but the overriding principle of respect for persons holds [ 21].
However, for several reasons, validity estimates for the K10, K6 and GHQ-12 observed in community samples, primary care and other populations may very well not be applicable in persons claiming disability after long-term sickness absence.
One person's rules may not be applicable for everyone, but it's helpful to have them for yourself.
Age was not applicable for six other vignettes because they were written in the second-person point-of-view [ 13, 32, 33].
The sex of the hypothetical patients in the vignettes was not given for two [ 29, 44] vignettes and was not applicable for the six vignettes (published in three articles) written in the second-person [ 13, 32, 33].
