Sentence examples for restrictive applicability from inspiring English sources
The study recognizes that inelastic response for short period systems is very sensitive to R and may be phenomenally amplified even for small R due to soil structure interaction implying restrictive applicability of dual-design philosophy.
A possible cause for this result may be that there are some compounds that are similar enough to the training set to be retained even in the most restrictive applicability domain, but whose SAR is not described correctly by the learned QSAR model.
Solutions to solve this problem such as Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) are expensive and restrictive in their applicability.
On the other hand, the diagnosis of GID is restrictive in its applicability to only dominant transgender variants and pathologises transgender experience as a disorder.
Since such extended theorems usually assume Hausdorffness and certain (abstract) local convexity of the related space, their applicability is restrictive.
This relaxed design renders the feasibility conditions less restrictive, and widens the applicability of the observer, as illustrated with examples.
The same viscosity ratio between the native- or restored-state and reference systems is one of the most important restrictive conditions to the applicability of the MPMS method.
Recent work has demonstrated that, under restrictive assumptions, including the applicability of the quasistatic approximation and a plasmonic response governed by a single mode, one can rephrase EELS as a tomography scheme for the reconstruction of plasmonic eigenmodes.
This leads to a nonlocal response function, which allows for a tomographic reconstruction only under restrictive assumptions, such as the applicability of the quasistatic approximation or a plasmonic response governed by a single mode.
It can be seen that the screening performance of a model is improved as the applicability domain becomes more restrictive.
Clarification on the "applicability" of restrictions on child benefit.
