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A similar or "extended Hill-Criteria" approach has often been applied beyond the realm of epidemiology.
Bioluminescence imaging approaches have been developed but have not been applied beyond the acute phase (Hyland et al., 2008; Canavaci et al., 2010; Andriani et al., 2011).
By a comparison with other proposed interfaces, we argue that our considerations can be applied beyond the example project.
For that, Rebel Buddha is a strong candidate for dharmabook of the year, but the message could usefully be applied beyond the Buddhist fringe.
True, the Court does not state in so many words that this formulation of the exclusionary rule is to be applied beyond the present retroactivity context.
These changes are rapidly broadening the scope of biomedical studies to which volume electron microscopy techniques can be applied beyond the brain.
10.35am BST Dorrell had considered the possibility that privacy criminal offences should be applied beyond the press, but was advised it would undermine the various activities of the security services.
Put another way, are there methodologies that can be applied beyond the rehearsal room, to the way theatre is supported, housed and funded that could create a lasting environment which encourages risk-taking and vulnerability?
The 18th-century German philosopher Immanuel Kant rejected the argument from causality because, according to one of his central theses, causality cannot legitimately be applied beyond the realm of possible experience to a transcendent cause.
That competitive federalism is "to the top" suggests that the model could be applied beyond the corporate charter context, for example to areas such as bankruptcy, but that benefits from such competition would accrue only gradually.
The Bunch I court rejected the Bunches' argument that these pre-Belair cases should control the result here, concluding that Belair's "far-reaching and elaborate analysis" should be applied "beyond the limited facts of that case". (Bunch I, supra, 214 Cat.App.3d at p. 212). We discuss the Bunches' argument below.
