Sentence examples for measures applicable to from inspiring English sources

We identified and analyzed 23 energy efficiency technologies and measures applicable to the processes in China's cement industry.

This paper identifies efficiency improvement measures applicable to refining, and quantifies potential cost of conserved energy for these measures.

(2) For each quality measure adopted by the Secretary under this paragraph, the Secretary ensures that eligible professionals have the opportunity to provide input during the development, endorsement, or selection of quality measures applicable to services they furnish.

Measures were categorized as structure, process, or outcome according to the Donabedian domains of quality.We identified a total of 27 measures applicable to breast reconstruction: 5 candidate quality measures specifically for breast reconstruction surgery and 22 quality measures that relate broadly to surgery.

In this paper, we present specific spatio-temporal quality control measures, applicable to a wide variety of spatio-temporal provider data distribution mechanisms.

It is necessary to note both of these institutions have issued guidelines setting out sanctions for violations of anti-corruption measures applicable to the borrower host government, the bank's personnel and all those in the supply chain receiving payment on funded projects.

Another measure, applicable to all such acts, is the extent of the deviance ("distance") between acts of that kind and truly marital acts.

We compared the retrieval performance of the proposed PMHD with EMD, since EMD was the only dissimilarity measure applicable to signatures.

"We have always argued that droits de suite should, like copyright, be a truly international measure applicable to all countries, to prevent the bulk of the resale market leaving London," says Browne.

Derick Heathcoat-Amory's Budget of March 1958 replaced the differential profits tax with a single profits tax measure, applicable to both retained and distributed profits.

Achieving this goal in a statistically meaningful way requires (a) a measure of distinctness of a branch and (b) a test to determine the significance of the observed measure, applicable to all branches and across multiple scales of dissimilarity.