Sentence examples for rather than applicable from inspiring English sources
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.
Although cardiac MRI has long been considered a possible "one-stop-shop" imaging technique in CAD, this vision is rather theoretical than applicable in a clinical routine setting.
That may help to assuage FIFA's next president but will not convince Qatar's critics who argue that the standards need to be enshrined in national law rather than only applicable to a limited number of Qatari institutions.
The end product (country implementation plan) however will be locally anchored and relevant rather than internationally applicable.
19 As is the case for other qualitative approaches, discursive findings are judged for the insights they can offer and are theoretically rather than statistically applicable to other situations.
Although mass spectrometry based proteomics demonstrates an exciting promise in complex diseases diagnosis, it remains an important research field rather than an applicable clinical routine for its diagnostic accuracy and data reproducibility.
She felt guilt, she says, because for years her work had involved studying genes and proteins rather than research directly applicable to human exposure.
In general, authors have viewed their creations as answers to their specific problem rather than as generally applicable tools.
GAU2, rather than AU, is applicable to measure uncertainty in DSmT frameworks and can deal with continuous problems.
Previous models were based on gravity-driven (Silo Theory) loading conditions rather than the more applicable stress-driven (squeezing) loading conditions.
Some thinkers, in particular, have argued that Rawls's conclusions are best read as principles intended to justify the coercive acts of a territorial state, rather than as principles applicable to cooperative ventures more generally (Blake 2001; Nagel 2005).
