Sentence examples for are applicable only when from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, some of the current algorithms are applicable only when a control sample is available (e.g. QuEST [ 8]), while some are not designed to incorporate control data (e.g. GeneTrack [ 9]); however, most of the algorithms provide different variants depending on the type of the data (e.g. MACS [ 10]).
The solutions of k for a circular tunnel proposed by Wood (1975) and Zhang et al. (2014) have been found to be applicable only when a tunnel is in elastic ground.
The widely used solution kr for a circular tunnel in elastic ground proposed by Wood (1975) was found to be applicable only when the tunnel radial deformation is oval-shaped.
The criterion proposed in this study is more general than the previous criterion suggested by Carbonell and Whitaker, because the latter is applicable only when conduction is the dominant heat transfer mode in a porous medium while the former can be applied even when convection heat transfer prevails.
The provisions of this chapter relating to the transfer of offenders shall be applicable only when a treaty providing for such a transfer is in force, and shall only be applicable to transfers of offenders to and from a foreign country pursuant to such a treaty.
Therefore, the solution in (21) is applicable only when the maximum eigenvalue of A is less than one.
It is applicable only when the eyes are visible in the image, and it is not robust for changes in illumination.
This method is applicable only when attribute values are comparable with one another, either measured in the same unit or transformed to a common scale.
Average cost of communication between two resources is considered to be applicable only when two tasks have file dependency between them.
The procedure outlined above is applicable only when EI is computed from the ACI EI equation (Eq. (4)) or from a similar EI equation used for calculating P c from Eq. (3).
It should be noted that the condition given by Eq. (11) or (12) is applicable only when τs < τcool, where τcool is the cooling timescale of the droplet (Miura et al., 2010).
