Sentence examples for subject to relevant from inspiring English sources
It says it would release documents to Greenpeace, subject to relevant exemptions to state public records law.
The optimization objective is to minimize the system total cost subject to relevant constraints for residential applications.
The new rules mandate that if you are in a same-sex marriage, no matter where you live, you have to file federal taxes as a married person and be subject to relevant tax rates.
Design phase simulation is generally subject to relevant temporal and economic constraints and a successful workflow should incorporate elements from current design practices but should also add new features, which have to be reasonably automated to reduce additional effort.
SRDs use either integral, dedicated or external antennas and all modes of modulation can be permitted subject to relevant standards.
Moreover, land is subject to relevant entry barriers, especially in densely populated countries, thus, further reducing the operational scale of farming.
I'm not sure "in the context of a catastrophic housing crisis, monetising extra property that you own – property additional to the house you actually need to live in – and being subjected to relevant legislation" is the same thing as "being thrown in indefinite detention before being deported from the country", but there you go.
The inter rater intraclass correlation coefficient of 0.95 suggests that the results of these volume estimates are not subjected to relevant examiner bias.
This result opens the possibility of finding a similar phenomenology in other systems subjected to relevant levels of transcriptional noise and diffusive signals.
The first step is to map the reads to the genome or transcriptome, and then the number of reads aligning to a specific region of the reference sequence is counted and subjected to relevant normalisation procedures [ 35].
"But I also remember one elderly member saying she was too old for the subject to be relevant to her. 'No you're not,' I said.
