The phrase "applies to large" is not correct and is incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is relevant or applicable to a large group, category, or quantity, but it needs additional context to be clear.
Example: "This rule applies to large organizations that have multiple departments."
Alternatives: "is relevant to large" or "pertains to large".
Especially, the method applies to large or small samples.
The same applies to large areas of mangrove forest and reed beds, breeding grounds for fish.
The new law applies to "large merchants" from Thursday, and will apply to all other merchants from 1 September 2017, giving smaller companies time to adjust.
Since early 2009, the Justice Department and other government agencies have repeatedly declined to enforce the law as it applies to large financial sector companies.
Representation in the media is a real issue, he said, but one that mostly applies to large institutions like the Times or CNN, where barriers to entry preserve gender and racial hierarchies.
"The critical question is how this applies to large animals and humans," says Alan Flake, a pediatric surgeon and the director of the Center for Fetal Research at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
In the second model, which applies to large-amplitude periodic flapping motions, the optimal circulation problem is reduced to solving for the flow over an infinitely long wavy sheet translating through an inviscid fluid at rest at infinity.
The code of practice currently only applies to larger ISPs with more than 400,000 subscribers.
In our case, the double-mobility system may have led to greater stresses on the taper junction according to the same principle that applies to large-diameter head THAs.
However this technique only applies to larger events and can be affected by sequencing biases.
The estimates are based on list prices and do not reflect discounts applied to large orders.
