Sentence examples for restriction on applicability from inspiring English sources

If the principle restriction on applicability of this method is depth of coverage, then additionally collected expression data is all that is required to validate and correct larger proportions of the expressed gene models.

Therefore, the question in reality will not be "generic or not", but rather relate to an optimal degree of being generic with some remaining restrictions on applicability.

The insulating character of BNNTs strongly imposes a great restriction on their applicability in nano-electronic devices.

Of special interest is the role of intrinsic stochasticity introduced by time differencing, which can destroy orbits of an otherwise exactly integrable system and therefore constitutes a restriction on the applicability of an integration scheme in such a context [A. Friedman, S.P. Auerbach, J. Comput. Phys. 93 (1991) 171].

Thermodynamics is a science with very precise and definite restrictions on the applicability of its concepts.

The method uses impedance-based parameterization technique by adopting additional weighting coefficients to the complex nonlinear least squares (CNLS) fitting procedure without introducing any restrictions on its applicability.

Some medievals, however, see the Trinity not as providing a counterexample to Aristotle's thesis that no substance is a relation, but rather as calling our attention to a restriction on its range of applicability.

So much of the real-world success of science and technology is based on applicability and appropriateness.

On applicability, five guidelines scored over 50%.

Emphasis was put on applicability, feasibility and measurability.

Of particular interest are those X-ray imaging modalities that place no restriction on the sample size nor its geometry and are of applicability to materials in thin-film form; one of the most technologically important class of materials.