Sentence examples for added applicability from inspiring English sources

The top 10 of exon skips and their added applicability (i.e., taking this adjustment into account) is shown in Table 2. Substitutions involving a CpG dinucleotide accounted for 31% (233/756) of point mutations within the database.

Two reporting guidelines were added for applicability to studies involving Hispanic or Latino populations ("Provision of instructions for device wear in Spanish") and studies using pedometers ("Total step counts").

As many of the project dynamics were intrinsically-linked to the unique contemporary circumstances of Montenegro, most of the important lessons that the project itself learned have limited value-added applicability beyond this context.

February 2013: Applicability of policy to other websites and applications added.

This added to the general applicability of the treatments.

The wider applicability and added advantages of QTL-seq otherotraditionalional QTL mapping strategies available in diverse plant species have been truly realized.

Aiming to illustrate the applicability and added value of these technologies in the domain of drug safety, the following section refers to some interesting examples.

The result of the porosity modelling is the establishment of two regional porosity-depth trends as presented in Figs. 4 and 5. Applying the averaging technique for predicting permeability on the basis of core permeability data and well-log interpretations adds to the applicability of porosity permeability relations.

Manageable toxicities and wider applicability add to its appeal.

Moreover, since the validity of this instrument was previously documented in different types of medical patients, this study adds to the applicability of INTERMED in special populations such as the liver transplant patients, with high levels of complexity as shown in this study.

Taking the qualitative comments into account, a new item labelled 'external authorities' was added in view of the international applicability of this instrument.