Sentence examples similar to applicability derived from from inspiring English sources

It follows that the excess CV risk associated with the inclusion of people with diabetes in a lipid-modifying trial is relatively independent of study design, expanding the applicability of equations derived from this meta-analysis.

Flickering diffusion flames exhibit a wide range of time-dependent, vortex-flame sheet interactions, and thus they serve as an important testing ground for assessing the applicability of chemical models derived from steady flames.

Liu (2012) for example examined the applicability of urban paradigms derived from Los Angeles school.

Usually, when a physician doubts the applicability of treatment recommendations (derived from RCTs) to a specific patient, the trial and error method is used ('trial of treatment') [ 2].

Applicability of the evidence derived from the three included tobacco studies we did find, published in 1978 and 1980, may be limited by its age.

Analyzing capillary blood specimens collected from 53 patients with suspected EVD, we demonstrate for the first time the applicability of blood samples derived from fingersticks for the detection of EVD by RT-PCR.

An essential and novel feature of the model was applicability to intraparticle pH data derived from space-averaged opto-chemical measurements.

The goal of this section is to verify the applicability of our proposed approach, derived from Theorem 3.5, in studying the memory effects due to the time-fractional derivative on various nonlinear dispersive equations.

The suggested capacity of HSP60 to induce Tregs emphasizes the applicability of HSP60 (or peptides derived from HSP60) for immune therapy in arthritis.

We note that one of the limitations of published algorithms [ 12– 18] is their exclusive applicability to deep-sequencing data derived from fresh-frozen material but not archived formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) biospecimens.

This paper tests the applicability of Pavitt's taxonomy (which derived from an economic perspective) to moderate the inconsistent results of the management literature on the determinants of technological innovation.