Sentence examples for an applicable system from inspiring English sources

Although Ma et al. established an applicable system for human lung regeneration, there are still several issues remain unsolved for instance, whether the stem cell transplantation therapy works well in treating other lung-related diseases, such as emphysema or idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, and the long term effect of stem cell transplantation remains unexplored.

Silicon Valley angel investor Shervin Pishevar took it upon himself to tweet out so much information related to #Egypt that he actually started an off-Twitter movement (OPENMESH) focusing on creating an easily applicable system of open mesh routers in order to prevent a similar internet blackout from happening again.

Silicon Valley angel investor Shervin Pishevar took it upon himself to tweet out so much information related to #Egypt that he actually started an off-Twitter movement (OPENMESH) focusing on creating an easily applicable system of open mesh routers in order to prevent a similar internet blackout from happening again.

The two-dimensional systems, with their enhanced methodology which accounts for habitus, have proven to be the closer to a universally applicable system by achieving a more uniform accuracy, both within and between populations.

Womack et al. (1990) were the first to conceive lean production as a configuration and have summarized it as a universally applicable system.

Positive answers to these questions could enhance the gains of crowdsourcing network to a more applicable system.

Therefore, a universally applicable system could facilitate the therapeutic use of PNA.

To better understand the underlying genetic mechanisms of evolutionary adaptations and biodiversity, a highly efficient applicable system for non-model organisms would be highly in demand for evolutionary and ecological studies.

In that sense you could say Pakistan has become a challenge for the very concept of democracy which people seem to automatically assume is a kind of universally applicable system of government for all the nations of the Earth.

In conclusion, the evaluation of the newly proposed classification system resulted in a reliable and routinely applicable system, for which training in its proper use may further improve the reliability.

We therefore consider that wild-type D. melanogaster will provide an applicable model system with which to dissect the host-pathogen interactions that occur during C. albicans infection and, importantly, that this system will have mammalian relevance regarding integrated host defence mechanisms of resistance or tolerance towards the infection (Dionne and Schneider, 2008).