Sentence examples similar to applicable subsequently from inspiring English sources
The score is calculated by dividing the number of positive scores to the total number of applicable items subsequently multiplied by 100 (0 no disability, 100 all applicable items positive).
Other quality criteria could not be assessed if an indicator was found not applicable and thus subsequently discarded [ 18].
We undertook the study in the hospital in a way that was compatible with everyday work in the ID ward, and the method should be subsequently applicable in similar institutions elsewhere.
A final score is calculated by dividing the number of positively scored items by the total number of applicable items, and subsequently multiplying the score by 100, resulting in a final score ranging from 0 (no disability) and 100 (all applicable items positive).
If the CFPB's proposed rulemaking becomes final, this precedent may no longer be applicable to many contracts subsequently entered into between consumers and entities operating in the financial products and services sector.
The Bill of Rights originally applied only to the federal government but subsequently became applicable to state governments by way of the14th Amendment through a process known as incorporation.
A situation in which a method highly prioritizes RMSD implies its feasibility in detecting local structural similarities, but it is subsequently less applicable to the detection of DS relationships.
Subsequently, 'not applicable' response options were included where necessary.
If automated Mod-MPI proves to be readily applicable to the clinical setting, the subsequently generated automated Mod-MPI normal values will provide a universal reference range to replace the multiple prior manually derived ranges.
That court subsequently made its IOLTA Rules applicable to Limited Practice Officers (LPOs), nonlawyers who are licensed to act as escrowees in real estate closings.
Previous decisions to introduce the infant pneumococcal vaccination programmes in European countries largely relied on herd immunity estimates from the United States that were subsequently shown not to be applicable elsewhere.
