Sentence examples for is fully applicable for from inspiring English sources
In general, this innovative approach is fully applicable for all the pressurized water reactors from second generation.
The experimental results demonstrate that the estimates of the aerodynamic derivatives are not sensitive to the motion considered; these results indicate that the principle of superposition is fully applicable for the cross section as long as the motions are within the range considered.
The results show that IonoGim and CODE have good agreement with small difference, indicating that IonoGim owns high accuracy and reliability, and can be fully applicable for high-precision ionospheric research.
Although the Framingham risk equation has been validated in some ethnic populations in previous reports (9), it may or may not be fully applicable for multiethnic populations such as those in the most recent NHANES 2003 2004 survey.
Some studies suggest that the most effective interventions were delivered at least partially at home [ 58] and the methods used by secondary care based teams are fully applicable for primary care services, for example, monitoring compliance with treatment, enhancing patient self-care, and providing patient education [ 59, 60].
"You have to know how radiation works and that is fully applicable to the radioactive defense applications," she explains.
The Pareto principle is fully applicable in health care.
Therefore, the SNR factor analysis performed above is fully applicable to in vivo conditions.
It is shown that the off-the-shelf formulas for centrality measures are fully applicable only for the specific flow processes they are designed for, and that when they are applied to other flow processes they get the "wrong" answer.
We conclude that patients with PTSD and co-morbid SUD have been largely neglected in PTSD RCTs; thus findings may not be fully applicable to those meeting criteria for both conditions.
The analysis and the results obtained for linear fibrils are fully applicable to helical fibrils whose formation is describable by a simplified OK model.
