Sentence examples for no applicability from inspiring English sources
SMFP compound impedes concentration and purity of DNA physical samples, thereby affecting the physical sample by hindering forensic profiling through damaging DNA molecule to a no applicability and acceptability state.
And scientists who study microorganisms have pointed out that regularities regarding reproduction of macroorganisms often have little or no applicability in the world of the very small.
The prediction performance of ChemProt, HitPick, TarPred, SPiDER, PASS, TarFishDock and Drar web based tools listed in Table 1 are not shown due to technical failures or no applicability in the context.
As we have discussed before, these constraints are largely based on 19th century gold standard concepts, which have no applicability in a fiat currency world.
The nuns' lawyer probably overlooked the fact that the clumsily worded instructions on the form have no applicability to the Christian Brothers because of ERISA.
"The JFK Assassination Records Act has no applicability" to a FOIA request, according to a brief filed by the agency this summer.
At the time, my private opinion of his thesis topic was that queuing theory was an established operations research subject, that his thesis would be academically acceptable and earn him his doctorate, and that it would be purely theoretical with absolutely no practical applicability.
No sustainable applicability of the forward osmosis was determined.
Also, there is no defined applicability domain for this rule-based system.
However, SGM sets determined based on differential expression varied considerably when inferring them from different platforms such that they were useless in cross-platform studies, hence of no universal applicability (Ein-Dor et al., 2005, 2006).
Animal models of complex diseases are potentially limited by interspecies differences and have no immediate applicability to humans; nevertheless, animal models are accepted as a valid strategy for the initial approach to multifactorial conditions.
