Sentence examples for part applicable from inspiring English sources
(b) Except as specifically provided in this part, applicable law shall apply with respect to the authorization and administration of TUSs.
The seismic hazard is of particular importance for nuclear power plants, and methodologies of the seismic design and seismic assessment developed in the nuclear industry are in large part applicable to the process industries.
(6) The "safe harbor" provisions in § 1630.16(f) of this part applicable to health insurance, life insurance, and other benefit plans do not apply to wellness programs, even if such plans are part of a covered entity's health plan.
We expect this system is, in part, applicable to developing swing performance that requires sequential motion.
Improvement guidance derived largely from hospital-based studies is, for the most part, applicable to improvement efforts in primary care settings, although large-scale change in general practice presents some particular challenges.
The 10 challenges for improvement derived largely from hospital-based studies were in the most part applicable to improvement in primary care settings and provided a useful analytical framework.
The regulatory considerations for vaccines are, for the most part, also applicable to vaccines formulated with adjuvants.
Most people don't think of their everyday technologies such as contact lenses and PDAs as prosthetic devices, but the basic definition of a prosthetic as a manufactured device which fulfills the function of a biological body part is applicable.
The predictions of the IC Model have been found to, for the most part, be applicable to Rodentia [ 12] as a whole, and South American ungulates [ 13], although in each case, several taxa fell outside of the expected area.
One of the surprising features of public-key cryptography was that the apparently purest and least applicable part of mathematics, the theory of numbers, found a practical application.
The part-of and has-part relations are applicable to both in silico and in vivo entities.
