Sentence examples for and applicability of data from inspiring English sources
Considering the accessibility and applicability of data information, Eqs.
Sample preparation, test methodologies and applicability of data reduction schemes are considered, with data obtained from within the range of aerospace and Formula 1 grades of carbon fibre/epoxy composites.
The results of this literature review indicate that in cardiovascular specialty journals with high impact factors, sex, despite being a biological variable that could affect outcomes, interpretation and applicability of data, is not reported consistently.
Although sex and gender could affect the outcomes, interpretation and applicability of data, it is not consistently reported in cell studies [ 8, 9], even when the effects of sex hormones are analysed [ 10, 11].
Although many hundreds of studies have been done, doubts have been raised about the reproducibility and applicability of this data [25], [26], [27], [28].
It is necessary to understand the limits and applicability of these data [ 27].
Further, many environment-migration studies do not explicitly address the quality and applicability of the data and/or methods utilised.
Here, we discuss some of the limitations associated to the interpretation and applicability of miRNA data, based on our recent study on the etiology of Alzheimer's disease (AD).
This paper presents the requirements and applicability of a data-driven modeling framework capable of collecting and manipulating real time field data from construction equipment, creating dynamic 3D visualizations of ongoing engineering activities, and updating the contents of a discrete event simulation model representing the real engineering system.
Note that this is only the sample size for the testing of the method, i.e. investigating the effectiveness and applicability of the data-mining techniques of the previous 8 steps and it is not the actual sample size required for the projects, as mentioned in step 8.
The limitations of registry data are well reported, and in this study include no adjustment of confounding factors and the applicability of data from non-US registries to the US renal population.
