The phrase "apply to true" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition or relevance, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The rules apply to true statements only."
Alternatives: "pertain to true" or "relate to true".
Now, you might ask, how do drag, lift, and thrust apply to true flyers?
The survival model can address when change has occurred and apply to true longitudinal designs (cohort, panel, and time series).
Vesti: Dezhurnaya Chast Whatever censorship there is in Russia, it doesn't apply to true crime.
"I'm not buying that the mandates and Affordable Care Act -- which, by the way, don't apply to true small businesses -– are that big of a deal".
While these habitats may be considered as virtual islands, no studies, to our knowledge, have explored how different metacommunity frameworks apply to true insular communities.
The cross-lagged model is introduced as an effective longitudinal way to address cause effect relationships in nonexperimental conditions and applies to true longitudinal designs.
Shear stresses, however small, applied to true fluids produce continuous deformation or flow as layers of the fluid move over each other at different velocities like individual cards in a deck of cards that is spread.
In the above case: if MP is applied to true premises then the conclusion is true; MP is applied to true premises; hence the conclusion is true.
Power necessity, as applied to true propositions (or facts), concerns what is not within a person's power.
"A lot of times we see 2D algorithms applied to true 3D data, and it just doesn't make the most of it," he said.
"There's a lot that can be applied to true epidemics like Ebola, epidemic influenza or SARS," Smith said.
