Sentence examples for not very applicable from inspiring English sources

Thus, many state policies are not very applicable in the grassroots context and face serious problems of implementation.

However, many policies are not very applicable in the grassroots context, which leads to problems in policy implementation.

The model predictions agree well with experimental measurements for femtosecond laser ablation, while the model is not very applicable for pulse durations more than ∼10 ps.

The information gathered in this study about different coatings varied in terms of test methods and approval procedures the coatings under went through, which makes direct comparison not very applicable.

Therefore, this model is considered not very applicable to the context of this study, where the target L2 community has much less to do with the learners of Japanese language in an Australian university.

In the previous work, to investigate different schemes efficiently, we assume that nodes use the distance determinative optimal frequencies, so there may exist several available bit rates in a network which is not very applicable.

The study resulted in a brand new, far less polluting way to make antimony, which itself isn't very applicable in a broader manufacturing context, but the method could be applied to copper and nickel, which are common ingredients in everyday electronics.

Maybe that last concept isn't very applicable in the long-term, but still an impressive idea, and proof that dazzle camouflage isn't just an inutile mesh of clashing geometries.

It's understandable that people want to align themselves with some of the most creative and prolific artists in recorded musical history, however much of a stretch it may be, but more often then not these comparisons aren't very applicable.

However, the unavailability of flexibility matrix with output-only data makes flexibility-based approaches not really applicable in the very important cases of ambient vibrations.

Each item is on a 6-point scale ranging from 0, not applicable, to 5, very applicable.