Sentence examples for more applicable with from inspiring English sources

Therefore PPA may have negative effect on asphalt mixtures and is more applicable with SBR and SBS modified asphalt with respect to low temperature performance.

For this reason, the focus of this study is on identifying possibilities for making an intervention potentially more applicable to individuals with low SES.

Research shows that the educational level of parents is positively associated with the quality of parent child interaction [ 47] and parenting strategies [ 48], so the findings of this study may be more applicable for parents with higher educational levels.

Japan's screening attendance rate is much lower than those of Western countries, so our results are thought to be more applicable to regions with low attendance rates, and to countries that aim to implement cancer screening in the future.

When the wholesale/hospital price was assumed for TRA, the incremental cost per LYG and QALY gained was €28 192 and €37 992–42 819, which are more applicable in countries with lower pharmacy premium (e.g. Sweden) or in the Finnish public hospital setting.

The international normalised ratio test is taken while a patient is prescribed warfarin, therefore the HAS-BLED score is more applicable to patients with atrial fibrillation already prescribed warfarin than to new users of anticoagulants as in our study who may have additional indications for anticoagulation.

Never has the cry of 'it's just a bigger Apple thing' been more applicable than it has with iPad Pro – this is literally a bigger iPad.

This is because the effect of PL conversion on the performance improvement of solar cell is more applicable in the environment with higher UV proportions.

What Is It? Never has the cry of 'it's just a bigger Apple thing' been more applicable than it has with iPad Pro – this is literally a bigger iPad.

Unlike previous PV/T thermal models, the present model is obtained with some additions and corrections in radiation and convection heat coefficients for the top loss and for the air duct with more applicable sky temperature correlation.

Health care providers should give rural patients more applicable instructions in accordance with their living conditions.