Sentence examples for inapplicable in from inspiring English sources

The lessons of a sleepy Dutch spirits market were inapplicable in, say, the cut-throat world of frozen yogurt.

Democrats pushing for the rules change argued that it was a targeted approach — inapplicable in most instances — and would not be as egregious as Republicans claim.

Jennifer Jenkins, the director of Duke University's Centre for the Study of the Public Domain, says trademark protection would be inapplicable, in any case.

Most crucially, the too-neat separation of modern economies into public and private sectors is simply inapplicable in China and indeed in many countries – it's not just that there is so much overlap between the two sectors, it's that they're often one and the same person.

The Soviet model, which emphasized the conversion of capital gained from the sale of agricultural products into heavy machinery, was inapplicable in China because, unlike the Soviet Union, it had a very dense population and no large agricultural surplus with which to accumulate capital.

In this case, however, (I) is inapplicable in the context in question.

However, only 16 of the 464 of the included characters, or 3.4%, required inapplicable codings in one or both outgroup taxa.

CI: confidence interval/OR: odds ratio inapplicable data In agreement with the Kruskal-Wallis test, significant differences between patients' groups for mean prostate specific antigen (PSA) were observed (p = 0.0048).

Owing to these limitations, the recombinant form of human Angpt1, though effective in mice, seems inapplicable for use in patients with sepsis.

Just as alignment gaps in molecular data have been variously treated as a fifth position or as missing in different studies, inapplicable character states in the morphological data may be scored as missing or as an additional character state, 'inapplicable' [ 83].

Individuals for which this variable was inapplicable and those in vocational training in 2007 are dropped from the sample.