Sentence examples for applicability compared to from inspiring English sources

Thus, we can conclude that our model has an improved forecast applicability compared to a naive approach (Hyndman and Koehler 2006).

By comparison with experimental data available in the literature regarding sand water slurries, the model showed wider applicability compared to the earlier one.

Thin-sheet inverse schemes are favored for their quickness and inexpensive computational cost (Holstein et al. 2010) but have much reduced applicability compared to 3D rigorous inversions (e.g., Li and Oldenburg 1998; Zhdanov et al. 2004).

Furthermore, we give an example to illustrate that the main results of Turkoglu and Sangurlu (Fixed Point Theory Appl. 2013 348, 2013) has limited applicability compared to the mentioned existing fixed point result.

This measurement is done on the basis of the heat (produced or consumed) and therefore has a wider range of applicability compared to other methods based on the chemical analyses of substrate consumption or product formation.

The device, termed Banded Rotary Friction Device (BRFD), has enhanced applicability compared to other proposed damping systems due to its cost-effectiveness, high damping performance, mechanical robustness, and technological simplicity.

Inverted-structure ZnO-organic hybrid heterojunction white LEDs offer several improvements in terms of brightness, size, colour, external quantum efficiency and a wider applicability as compared to normal architecture LEDs.

A modified transport equation in 1D spherical symmetry and Tsallis' q-exponential function were utilized in the fit procedure, and its applicability was compared to 2D simulations made with Comsol Multiphysics.

The accurate measurement of muscle strength requires expensive equipment, and the results have low applicability when compared to simple measures of muscle strength utilizing HGS.

Explicit analytical formulae for the modal response quantities are derived, with improved accuracy and applicability range as compared to approximate expressions that are widely used in the pipeline industry today.

Finally, the experimental results indicate that in most cases (at least in all of the experiments conducted) the reliability of the virtual screening is improved in the top half and the top third of the screening set according to any of the applicability domain formulations, compared to an evaluation of the whole data set.