Sentence examples for of limited applicability from inspiring English sources

Currently, the description of supercritical gas flow in these flow regimes is mostly limited to simple tube and channel geometries that are of limited applicability to the sponge-like or platy nanoporous geometry in organic matter or clays.

"If you don't take the time to think about them and understand them, they're viewed as a big-ticket item of limited applicability," Admiral DeMars said.

This makes the preliminary design of centrifugal compressors a challenging task, with reliance on empirical models of limited applicability.

By the late 20th century learning theory seemed to consist of a set of hypotheses of limited applicability.

Thus, unless dynamic information is incorporated, structure-based drug design becomes of limited applicability.

Many of the renewable energy resources are of limited applicability due to their reliability, quality, quantity, and density.

Furthermore, because of the limited applicability of diagnostic procedures, the genuine "non-specificity" of pain states or both, epidemiological surveys may include a considerable proportion of cases without an identifiable pathophysiological basis [ 26].

According to Sperber, not only is Marx's critique of capitalism of very limited applicability to the modern world, it was barely relevant when first published.

The QCPC does not contain items relating to the CCM element "health system/organization of health care" because of its limited applicability in the German context.

(Some kind of chemical classification of genes might also be made, for example, on the basis of percentage occurrence of DNA bases, but this would be of very limited applicability).

However, these markers remain unsatisfactory because of their low sensitivity and/or specificity or because of their limited applicability, for example, telomerase in breast lesions (Clark et al, 1997) or ret/PTC rearrangements in thyroid cancer (Cheung et al, 2001).