Sentence examples for 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.

According to music journalist Jon Savage, the title was "more than applicable to the Dolls themselves.

During the course of this study, it was necessary to monitor OD in batch cultures at much closer time intervals than applicable by manual sampling, and for future studies, a flow-through OD580 nm photometry system was constructed in-house (University of Konstanz workshop) and tested connected to a data-logger and computer in this study.

To date, however, most laboratory research has been performed on materials that are significantly smaller than applicable in a commercial setting.

In the course of so doing they discover and work with general principles which apply to pedigrees other than their own, though records other than those applicable to their own case do not interest them.

He added: "This program will be more comprehensive than the applicable golf, tennis and N.C.A.A. regulations and codes of conduct.

The Shia south is also ruled independently from Baghdad by religious parties and clerics who model their regime on neighbouring Iran, although in many cases Shia militias enforce an Islamic rule far stricter than that applicable in Iran.

Accordingly, he said, if the total value of the letter writer's estate is less than the applicable gift and estate tax credit at the time of her death, there would be no federal inheritance taxes on the estate.

Section 949l c) of the Military Commissions Act of 2009 specifically provides that the burden of proof, which rests on the government, is nothing less than that applicable in a criminal trial: beyond a reasonable doubt.

In New York, patients with managed-care insurers cannot be asked to pay more than the applicable co-payment, deductible or co-insurance for an ambulance regardless of whether the provider is in or out of their network.