It appeared, rather, to be a reaction to a decision issued Tuesday by a federal judge, which narrowed the applicability of a 1949 federal law barring "processions or assemblages" or the display of "a flag, banner or device designed or adapted to bring into public notice a party, organization or movement" in the Supreme Court building or on its grounds.
The extremely high solubility of a larger gas and the controllable diffusion path in the narrow channels proved the applicability of the concept of the molecular cavity to high performance separation membranes.
Because the size of the RTECS library is much larger than that of our original modeling set, we drew from our experience in using QSAR models for virtual screening (Oloff et al. 2005) and narrowed the model applicability domain.
Second, the overall prognostic utility of proET1 with an AUC of 0.64 is rather low reflecting the considerable overlap between survivors and non-survivors, which narrows the clinical applicability of proET1.
The author of that decision, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, went out of her way to mention the "narrow" applicability of the ruling.
The narrow applicability limits the model's usefulness.
This would potentially narrow the generalizability and applicability of our RTW program.
Thus, the opposition to reason said to characterize fideism is perhaps better conceived as a rejection of a particular account of reason one the so-called fideist regards as overly narrow and restrictive or of the applicability to religion of a particular way of reasoning.
DHS described the narrowed applicability of the program as a reflection of Congressional intent to target funding based on realistic threat indications.
The correlation between the propagation velocity and the fuel concentration gradient in a narrow channel was investigated and the applicability of ordinary edge-flame theory was appraised.
Patients were enrolled from a single center, thus narrowing the population size and the applicability to larger populations.
