Sentence examples for not applicable that from inspiring English sources
During attempts to connect a video input for DJ Spooky, the screen kept flashing, "Not Applicable!" That phrase would apply to everything standard, from musical genres to profit-making strategies, at the original Knitting Factory, which opened in February 1987.
Excludes 617 women responding "not applicable" (that is, not consuming alcohol).
n/a refers to a variable that was not applicable to that model.
"Many times, they [IMs] fail right at the entrance, in the reception: administrative staff ask for a series of documents, and require the payment of taxes, that often are not applicable to that person".
Those considered to be hypertensive and not on treatment increased to 47% using the 2003 guidelines from 26% with the 1992 guidelines.; Clinical Practice Guidelines Effects on Nova Scotia Patients with Diabetes Classified as Hypertensive; Blank cells indicate that the category was not applicable for that guideline.
The symbol "-" means that the specific parameter is not applicable to that type of unit.
Not applicable for that section.
NA = Not applicable as that reason did not present in the questionnaire for particular profession.
Because the effectiveness was calculated by comparing each dose (exactly one to three) with no vaccination, case-patients or controls not applicable to that comparison were excluded from each matched set.
Temporal variation in the number of children studied was apparent in the time-series, reflecting the seasonality of measles virus transmission in Zambia prior to the SIA in 2003.> -wrap-foot> NAte: NA denotes "Not Applicable" in that during the 1998-2002 mendemicendemic period the HIV infection status of children admitted to University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia was not available.
The survey included categorical questions ("Yes", "No", "Don't know" and "Not Applicable"), questions that required the participant to rate their response on a Likert scale ("very low", "low", "normal", "high", "very high") to determine their level of agreement with a statement, and open-ended questions.
