Sentence examples for greater applicability to from inspiring English sources
This policy has greater applicability to other major employers than a living wage would.
Finally, rather than focusing on adults who used just one drug type, this study simultaneously considers the combination of substances used, giving it greater applicability to the context of the justice system, in which people often use two or more substances recreationally.
STE has potentially even greater applicability to the quantitative assessment of RV function.
He finally focuses on short term, peri-operative 'window of opportunity' studies, which potentially provide greater applicability to the majority of patients.
By adopting an alternative therapeutic method, ACT may show greater applicability to psychosis than CBT, or may prove to be more suitable for some patients who currently fail to respond to CBT.
We would argue that the 'two communities' framework, probably has greater applicability to Western contexts where research communities are large and research is largely carried out in universities, than in settings where policy communities (consisting of both researchers and interested policymakers) in fields such as health tend to consist of relatively few individuals.
It's probably not what he had in mind, but his maxim has great applicability to business.
Epoxy resins are one of the structural adhesives with greater applicability, mainly due to their versatility and mechanical, thermal and chemical resistance.
Based on the results, we conclude that the protein hydrolysates of goat viscera have great technological applicability to the food industry, in addition to being excellent sources of nutrients.
The greater applicability of Tobler's law to species composition than to species richness was further confirmed by the weaker and less regular distance decays for similarity in species richness than for species composition in three of the four subregions.
The greater omentum: its applicability to cancer surgery and cancer therapy.
