Sentence examples for be fully applied to from inspiring English sources

These studies often encompass a wide range of diagnoses, and results cannot be fully applied to those with CP.

However, as we mentioned previously, the chloroplast genome only represents the maternal evolutionary history, which cannot be fully applied to rapidly diverging taxa.

In addition, it also cannot be fully applied to rapidly diverging taxa, as the chloroplast has a slow rate of evolution (Moore et al. 2010; Parks et al. 2009).

Thus, Walczuch and colleague's [ 8] results may not be fully applied to this study.

Interestingly, among the reasons alleged to explain this decreasing trend, most authors mentioned regulatory actions [ 15, 16] which unfortunately cannot be fully applied to informal economy settings.

Discovery Science attempts to identify those critical gaps in knowledge that need to be covered before genome-enabling technologies can be fully applied to animal production agriculture.

Randomized trials are considered the gold standard of study designs, but have not been fully applied to understand the effects of bioactives and nutrients.

"The double-deck machine," Wright remarked, "represented a very great structural advance, as it was the first in which the principles of the modern truss bridge were fully applied to flying machine construction".

"The double-deck machine," Wright remarked, "represented a very great structural advance, as it was the first in which the principles of the modern truss bridge were fully applied to flying machine construction". Chanute's rigid, lightweight structure provided the most basic model for all externally based biplanes.

Despite the extensive use of luminescent reporters in mycobacteria, the resultant luminescent strains have not been fully applied to BLI.

However, before measurement of UCPs is fully applied to field settings, certain issues related to the collection and storage of samples (e.g. effects of sample contamination by soil/faeces, transportation related freeze-thaw and so on), should be systematically investigated.