Existing techniques for identifying MMR opportunities have several limitations, such as scalability problems and being inapplicable in early development stages.
There are complicated differences between the multiple groups within the larger Orthodox denomination, making any references to the Orthodox as a whole bound to be inapplicable to all the factions.
The latter category constitutes by far the largest of those with at least one immigrated grandparent.4 It is important to note that, as minority is inapplicable to immigrant groups, both the political discourse and official statistics lack an agreed-on term for what would elsewhere be called an ethnic minority or the third, fourth etc. generations.
From a clinical perspective, controlling for velocity can give diminutive meaning; as it is inapplicable to just tell the patients to walk faster in order to reduce their joint moments.
He continues to think, however, that our definitions of mental state terms such as "thoughts", "impressions", "feelings", "imagery", and "beliefs" are sufficiently sharp to be inapplicable to dreaming.
The axiomatic view of theories appears to be inapplicable to chaos.
These two features were also deemed to be inapplicable because of their low sensitivity values.
However, such a design would seem to be inapplicable to clinical practice.
As PreVAiL was a relatively new network at the time of data collection, many of the PIQ questions relating to the process of knowledge generation (for example, indicators of collaborative research), were found to be inapplicable by partners and researchers.
Our results, and the results published previously [ 30], show that chemical loading of the exosomes to be used as siRNA delivery vector was inapplicable as the excess of micelles (siRNA embedded in lipid micelles) could not be separated from the exosomes.
As some items were inapplicable for outpatients, we used only the four items applicable for in- and outpatients to compute a summary score.
