Sentence examples for not entirely applicable from inspiring English sources

You might feel this is not entirely applicable to someone with locked in syndrome, but equally you wouldn't ignore it.

However, Visser, (2006) critiqued Carroll's conceptualisation of CSR arguing that it was North America biased and not entirely applicable to the African context.

It may be held that our results are not entirely applicable in populations where breastfeeding rates are lower.

Previous evidences indicate that the Weiss system is not entirely applicable to pediatric tumors and does not accurately predict clinical outcome in this population [ 56].

For all these reasons, data derived from adult studies are not entirely applicable to children and specific pediatric trials have to be conducted.

Due to the possible cultural differences between mainland China and Taiwan, a number of expressions within the Taiwanese versions of ADOS and ADI-R are not entirely applicable to mainland China.

These programs differ from each other in significant ways, so the solutions chosen for Medicare aren't entirely applicable to the Affordable Care Act.

She says the concept of virginity isn't entirely applicable: "I don't think there's any clear lines of 'virgin/not virgin.' There's just stuff I've gotten more comfortable with".

Additionally, considering the universal access of medical services in Quebec, our results may not be entirely applicable to other healthcare systems where access to medical services is not universal.

All landscapes are unique so conclusions generated here may not be entirely applicable to all western US landscapes.

While the data might not be entirely applicable to individuals with long-standing UHL, the results suggest a need for intervention for mild-to-moderate UHL.