Sentence examples for are necessarily applicable from inspiring English sources

The authors agree that open consent cannot fulfil the prerequisites for legitimate consent in the Directive, but disagree that such public interest exceptions are necessarily applicable.

This paper presents retrospective, observational data derived from a single institution, so we would not claim that our results are necessarily applicable to other medical schools.

Second, this was a tertiary university hospital, and our descriptive results may not be necessarily applicable to different hospital settings.

The "no slip" boundary condition may not be necessarily applicable to flows of polymeric fluids that can slip or slide on the boundary.

Thus, our approach generates a plan where the first k actions are applicable if the domain is stationary and deterministic, while the rest of the plan might not be necessarily applicable.

Our choice was based on the logical tenet that if polyphyly could be demonstrated in any one subgroup of rope-builders, then the results would be necessarily applicable to the whole.

The results may not be necessarily applicable to patients with diabetes and without clinical indication for DSE.

On the other hand, our study population was highly selected, and therefore our results may not be necessarily applicable to other populations.

The IPR is necessarily applicable only over large (economy-wide) populations, whereas the iF can be applied more flexibly across widely variable population sizes.

This is of particular importance given that benefits literature is used in the formulation of trusts business cases and applications for funding which at present are reliant on US literature that would not be necessarily applicable to the NHS.

There are limited economic data, and the data that are available are not necessarily applicable to the management of breast cancer in a European setting.