Sentence examples for unlikely to be applicable from inspiring English sources

However, demography varies by taxa, space and time, making such a generalized rule of thumb unlikely to be applicable across a diverse array of fragmentation scenarios and species.

Hence, these findings demonstrate that without further design and process improvements, stationary shoulder friction stir welding is unlikely to be applicable to steel.

The reviewed literature describes soil-mapping techniques using fuzzy logic method, but all of them are applied for mapping areas that have gentle relief conditions that are unlikely to be applicable to the mountainous soils in our study area.

Contrary to the fine and coarse ash coverage, conditions as shown for the lapilli size range are unlikely to be applicable to a real scenario, however the systematic measurements highlight the general grain size dependency of tephra load vs. power output.

The modes of vibrations shown here suggest that the simple ossicular motions proposed by Hemilä, Nummela, and their colleagues [21], [28] are unlikely to be applicable at the frequencies generally associated with echolocation in delphinids (>∼40 kHz).

This was a useful starting point but is unlikely to be applicable to transmission in a hospital setting.

Our findings are unlikely to be broadly applicable to sporadic CRC cases as patients with multiple serrated polyps from genetics clinics are likely to have a particular genetic background, however, there may be some overlapping effects [62].

While there was a small statistically significant increase in the overall mean score obtained with an increasing number of assessments, this increase is unlikely to be practically applicable.

A proteasome-mediated mechanism has been proposed in RBCs but is unlikely to be universally applicable because of the peculiarities of the system (discussed in detail below).

As a consequence of this unusual social system, models of infanticide risk in other primate species (e.g., van Schaik 2000a) are unlikely to be directly applicable to orangutans.

However, these conditions are unlikely to be directly applicable to the butterfly system, considering that in comparison to the hydra system, the butterfly system is much larger, and that in contrast to molluscan systems, it is stable and predictable in a given species, with small individual variations.