Sentence examples for latter applicable from inspiring English sources

Two levels of task (read or regularize) and 2 levels each of lexicality and regularity (the latter applicable to words only) were also included as factors in the design matrix.

These data included staff numbers according to specialty, i.e. physicians, nurses, paramedical, administrative and other support staff, numbers of scheduled and emergency (the latter applicable only to NHS) patient visits and numbers of performed laboratory and radiographic examinations.

Although the latter was applicable to multicomponent and multidimensional plasmas, it could not be used for plasmas in which the magnetic field was significant.

The successful experience in solving a wide variety of gas dynamic problems by means of QGD based schemes showed that they describe viscous heat conducting flows as good as schemes for Navier Stokes equations, where the latter are applicable.

The decision of the Florida Supreme Court was based upon both the Florida Constitution's guarantee of a speedy trial, see n. 1, supra, and the similar guarantee in the Sixth Amendment, the latter being applicable to the States through the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause.

The criterion proposed in this study is more general than the previous criterion suggested by Carbonell and Whitaker, because the latter is applicable only when conduction is the dominant heat transfer mode in a porous medium while the former can be applied even when convection heat transfer prevails.

In the case of PCC small cells, only the latter is applicable.

In our research, the isolates were less susceptible to clarithromycin than to azithromycin, making the latter more applicable in the future.

For each pair of MCMC samples, I compute the potential scale reduction factor (PSRF) [ 54] for the log likelihood and parameters α, κ, and all branch lengths t j, as well as θ and l wherever the latter are applicable.

More precise values are also available for the special cases of the binomial distributions with parameter 0.5 [ 23] or with denominator 1 [ 24], although the latter is applicable only to sample sizes of at least 200.

The latter would be applicable to composite structures subjected to seismic events.