Sentence examples for only partially applicable from inspiring English sources
There are a variety of relevant ontology development efforts [44, 45], but these are in most cases done in a different context, and are only partially applicable to representations of toxicology studies.
We conclude that the applicability of Tobler's first law of geography differs among different aspects of community structure, i.e., it is strongly applicable to species composition and only partially applicable to species richness.
Elucidating this point is challenging, however: results obtained in experimental models are only partially applicable to humans, and information obtained in clinical trials is strongly affected by a significant variability in histological assessments and endoscopic follow-up protocols.
(The effects of that "adverse selection" on the public plan's premiums would be only partially offset by the risk adjustment procedures applicable to all plans operating in the exchanges).
It could be that the above risk factors are mainly applicable to individuals with AS and only partially relevant to other individuals with ASD, consistent with Tsai's assertion that autistic disorder and AS are two distinct disorders.
How this effect is achieved is only partially understood [ 4, 10], but it may be more widely applicable to the regulation of breast cell growth.
In railway worksites, it is observed that GNSS localization is not applicable due to the relevant localization errors, which are only partially attributable to the specific characteristics of the worksite.
He was only partially correct.
(I'm only partially kidding).
