Sentence examples for applicability at the from inspiring English sources
For each of these individual solutions we specified prototypes that would accommodate the user's needs but are generic in its applicability at the same time.
Green fluorescent protein (gfp gene) bioreporters have distinct advantages over luminescent couterparts (lux gene), including applicability at the single-cell level, but are typically less sensitive.
In addition to validity at the material level, a crucial feature of a constitutive model is the applicability at the structural level; yet for concrete in fire there remains a serious lack of models combining reliability and robustness.
Although vibration-based mobilization of oil remaining in mature reservoirs is a promising low-cost method of enhanced oil recovery (EOR), research on its applicability at the reservoir scale is still at an early stage.
In view of the LGSs ability to control the finest motion of earthwork construction equipment, there is a great potential to boost their applicability at the project level, where decisions about the equipment control are made based on the global consideration of a fleet rather than a local view of one single piece of equipment.
Although, as we have exposed, StO2 has consistently demonstrated its prognostic value in critically ill patients, there is still so much to explore in terms of its clinical applicability at the bedside.
Furthermore, most crop plants regularly deal with maps with density greater than one marker per 20 cM, so there is already general applicability at this time.
This wider applicability comes at the price of somewhat more complicated formulas.
The model characteristics that distinguish the proposed models from many other models in the literature are (i) being physically adaptable to extend its range of applicability, whilst at the same time (ii) balancing accuracy and simplicity (from an analytical point of view), and (iii) containing no empirical coefficients.
For an adequate modelling of site factors in wetlands and brook valleys, the geographical resolution thus needs to be improved, but the applicability at a national scale of such a modelling approach is low (see e.g. Van Ek et al. 2012).
Fullerenes have been regarded as a double-edged sword; because they display therapeutic applicability at lower concentrations; however, at the higher concentrations they induce inflammation and if chronic, may promote cancer.
