Sentence examples for arguably applicable from inspiring English sources

Pinker (2011) exposition of the civilizing process hypothesis is arguably applicable to most advanced countries, and taken to be so for present purposes.

This could be accomplished by defining each outcome as a proportion of individuals in a population that manifest a particular antibody-mediated effect (e.g., maintenance or change in health or immune status), as is arguably applicable to protection from fertility, reduction of disease after treatment, exacerbation of disease after treatment, hypersensitivity, and induction of tolerance.

9 This form of rehabilitative therapy is rarely available in UK care homes, 10 and yet it is arguably more relevant and applicable to a care home setting, where residents' have higher levels of dependence performing personal activities of daily living than those living in the community.

Arguably, FET enrichment is barely applicable with n = 2, since only a fold change of differentially expressed genes between two samples can be measured and considered for further analysis.

The first phrase, argues Carol LaGrasse, president of the Property Rights Foundation of America, makes the law applicable not only to arguably necessary public construction like new highways but also to private land transfer in the name of economic revitalization.

If Geulincx and Al-Ghazālī (and, arguably, even Malebranche) did hold KP to be applicable to chairs and rocks as well as thinking substances, our next question then would be why they would hold such a counter-intuitive view.

We are actually sympathetic towards the second of de Graeff's and Dean's arguments: arguably, the principle of double effect is not applicable to palliative sedation when permanent loss of consciousness, which is the result of continuous deep sedation until death, is not 'untoward' for patients.

While, arguably, a non-linear growth model may have been more applicable, the major purpose of the modelling was to capture the main features of the growth data.

Their techniques arguably had support of the US legal system and were frequently applicable even without knowledge of the data-owner companies [19, 20].

Qualifications, arguably.

Not applicable.