Sentence examples for narrow applicability from inspiring English sources

The author of that decision, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, went out of her way to mention the "narrow" applicability of the ruling.

Its original narrow applicability has since become so generalized and popularized that few remember that the theory has limitations.

The smaller diversity of compounds and their smaller Vss range helps to improve the predictive accuracy of the models, at the expense of a more narrow applicability domain [22,45].

But most of those laws have what the End Revenge Porn ca​mpaign refers to as "narrow applicability and/or constitutional infirmities".

Thus, the technique is likely to have relatively narrow applicability and will be unlikely to provide a method of tracing water sources in natural populations of animals with varying water sources across space or time and substantial water stress and dehydration.

The narrow applicability limits the model's usefulness.

DHS described the narrowed applicability of the program as a reflection of Congressional intent to target funding based on realistic threat indications.

We also compared our work with several other works predicting Vss in the literature, concluding that, although some of those works obtained smaller prediction errors, in general they focused on a smaller set of compounds with a narrower applicability domain, by comparison with the larger, more diverse set of compounds used in this work.