Sentence examples for rather applicable from inspiring English sources

The main concern of the paper thus focuses on the Caputo derivative of order (alpha>0), which is rather applicable in real application.

Their opinion is that poor pay and conditions are not unique to one brand (Primark) but rather "applicable to almost all the brands that are sourcing from Bangladesh".

The trouble (for Mr Miliband) is that Disraeli was wrong; or rather, applicable as it was to Victorian England, his aphorism does not accurately describe the condition of modern Britain as a whole.

Thus, the common morality is not merely a specific morality, in contrast to other moralities, but is rather applicable to all persons in all places, and we rightly judge all human conduct by its standards.

Some models focus on one evaluation category such as process evaluation [ 7], others are limited to special types of interventions such as preventive occupational health and safety interventions [ 9], and still others are rather applicable to single component interventions than to multicomponent interventions [ 10].

Although the approach taken in this paper is rather broadly applicable we are, in particular, interested in its application to production optimization problems in the oil and gas industry.

Phenomenology of religion is also comparative, seeking out aspects of religious life that are, its proponents suggest, universal or essential rather than applicable only to particular traditions.

But if, like me, your work meetings tend to involve swivelling a chair around to face colleagues, none of whom happen to be wearing suits, and sharing a bag of sweets while you mull over ideas, then it might all be rather less applicable.

Depending on the TEMPOS preparation recipe and working point, the structures may resemble gatable resistors, condensors, diodes, transistors, photocells, or sensors, and they are therefore rather universally applicable in electronics.

Recently, a new model for the reactive mass transfer during absorption of CO2 in aqueous NaOH was developed, based on using a rather generally applicable expression for the enhancement factor and taking into account the reaction of CO2 with water in addition to that with hydroxide ions (Krauß and Rzehak, 2017).

One consequence of this result is that the validation of dynamic AP-1 balance does not require a highly controlled cell line or similar model experimental systems, but would rather be applicable more generally and verifiable in the context of in vivo biological heterogeneity.