In the preservation test, the Ag/poly EGDMA-co-AN) composite microspheres obtAg/poly EGDMA-co-ANellent Ag/poly EGDMA-co-ANormancompositedating a high applicability for a new preservative.
In addition, the developed CAM system has a high applicability to other industrial robots whose servo systems are technically opened to end-users.
Mathematics provides tools for phenomena quantifications; thus, unifications of the techniques of modeling seem to benefit the transition of knowledge between mathematics and science and consequently affect the learners' perception of mathematics as a subject with a high applicability range.
Systematic design criteria, optimization, performance prediction, etc. were attained via dimensionless studies that aims to acquire a high applicability for more extensive occasions, which is remarked by the discovery of two critical dimensionless factors.
However, the design implies a high feasibility of the study, as well as a high applicability of the intervention into daily care.
The results indicate a high applicability of the presented progression criteria during CA 125 monitoring of patients with changing activity of ovarian cancer.
All these relevant traits contribute to a high applicability of biosurfactants, which currently stems to several branches of industry (i.e., agriculture, cosmetics, food additives, and pharmaceutics; Muthusamy et al. 2008; Banat et al. 2010).
It has acquired a strong foothold in assessment of volume responsiveness for the management of the critically ill patient, showing a high applicability in shock resuscitation, but needs to be considered within the broader aspects of risk stratification to reach its full potential.
When used, START criteria may have a higher practical applicability compared to the extensive list of STOPP criteria for medication review in primary care.
