Sentence examples for arguably be applied from inspiring English sources

Often, statutory or other licensing requirements exist which can, arguably, be applied to IXPs.

As an example of the potential for cross-sector learning, "New Learning" was developed uniquely for conference contexts and can arguably be applied to any sector.

If the brain is involved in some way then there's arguably scope for neuroscience to be applied in some form.

Arguably, these same criteria should be applied to TSP studies.

Arguably, guidelines present a particular dilemma because their existence means that they have to be applied, causing pressure for patients and GPs.

'Forward' and 'reverse' genetics strategies have been applied arguably in a manner only suitable for much simpler diseases.

This is arguably the reason why particle filters, since their inception [1], have been applied successfully in such a diverse range of contexts [2 5].

Arguably, our result may have differed if other regimens of treatment had been applied.

While this choice is arguably arbitrary, the comparisons of the methods are meaningful since the same value of ϵ is applied in all comparisons.

Nevertheless, the outcome we studied, mortality, was applied uniformly across all strata of urate levels as well as gout status, and arguably there were no differential biases.

Therefore, use of one of the currently accepted sets of diagnostic criteria has become common practice, of which the HISORt criteria for diagnosing AIP arguably are the most widely applied 14 and which were adapted for use in suspected IAC patients.