Sentence examples for making the applicability from inspiring English sources

International law does not contain a 'horizontal' clause making the applicability of the precautionary principle mandatory; a conclusive determination of whether the principle has attained a customary international law binding status is also not yet possible [29].

This result makes the applicability of the algorithm clear.

This makes the applicability of this theorem – and hence the defense of market solutions in such cases – problematic.

Synthesized nanocomposites with adjustable particle sizes and controllable magnetic properties make the applicability of Co-ferrite even more versatile.

Although both methods shows promising results, they require detailed information of the model which makes the applicability and the validity of these methods unclear.

These and other changes in the treatment landscape make the applicability of results from RTOG 9802 to all patients less clear.

In a centralized system, policies are made by the central state, which is inevitably different from local conditions and makes the applicability of policies low (O'Brien and Li 1999).

Study limitations (eg, trial design, analytic methodology, patient selection criteria, and lack of specificity of therapeutic intervention), however, have made the applicability of findings to a general AF patient population difficult.

Finally, having a relatively fit sample with moderate to good control of their diabetes makes the applicability of the outcomes to individuals who are inactive or have poor glycemic control uncertain.

The above aspects make the applicability of our study limited until its results can be verified and compared with the results of future studies on an evening dosing schedule of bimatoprost.

To make the applicability of these clinical-practice-based laboratory data simplified and user-friendly, we propose prolonged APTT + normal PT + PC < 100 × 10 cells/L be used for screening and evaluating the likelihood of DF and/or DHF.