Sentence examples for very limited applicability from inspiring English sources

According to Sperber, not only is Marx's critique of capitalism of very limited applicability to the modern world, it was barely relevant when first published.

That final ruling will have very limited applicability, since the court's order directs Apple to build a defeat device that wouldn't work on its latest phones, nor will it work on its future devices, no matter how the judgment goes.

Thus, there is a very limited applicability of such system.

While there are many more, most of them have very limited applicability to the target scenario.

Predicate functors, by design, have a very limited applicability, which has the unfortunate side effect that they seem to be of little interest and not much of use outside their intended context.

But this approach has a very limited applicability as constructing the backbone using the class (I) and (II) methods is not easy in the first place.

The variety of different MRSA situations in the 186 ICUs indicates that studies of specific MRSA control strategies performed in a single ICU will have very limited general applicability.

It is well-known that analysis of incomplete Cholesky and LU decompositions with a general dropping is very difficult and of limited applicability, see, for example, the results on modified decompositions (Dupont et al., 1968; Gustafsson, 1978; Bern et al., 2006) and later results based on similar concepts.

6 However, in patients with anal cancer there is very limited evidence of the applicability of SLNB.

The curvelinear trends, however, are very weak, suggestive of limited applicability of the "golden middle" principle in plant genomes.

3) The predictability of the signature studied should be addressed by either providing information concerning results obtained from other cell types or make more explicit that since this approach was carried out with only a very limited biological context the general applicability is currently uncertain.