Sentence examples for applicability in common from inspiring English sources
The complexity of state-of-the-art tools for shell optimization may limit their applicability in common practice.
As the chunk size is related to the encoding/decoding computational complexities and the coefficient vector overhead, for the sake of the applicability in common networks, we regard the chunk size m as a fixed constant which does not change with the number of input packets.
Nonetheless, phenotyping techniques have practical disadvantages (i.e. 24-h urine collection, radioisotope administration) that, may limit their applicability in common oncology practice.
Bearing in mind the popularity of Knothe theory and its common applicability in the Polish mining, the discussion may be focused on model parameters a and r (or interchangeably "tgβ"), and also additionally horizontal displacement parameter (B) (Budryk 1953) and time coefficient c (Knothe 1953).
However, the applicability and utility of these computational tools in common diseases such as type 2 diabetes have not been fully explored and utilized.
Although the number of software packages for performing meta-analysis is substantial, in our opinion, most share one common limitation: low applicability in educational settings or environments with beginning researchers.
Tetracycline resistance is not used in common BAC or plant transformation vectors and thus pJM1 should have broad applicability for rescuing gDNA fragments from BAC clones and enabling their efficient Gateway-based transfer to a variety of expression vectors.
Aside from the physical laws limiting the applicability of small satellites to missions like missile warning, the one thing all commercial space systems have in common today is that they lack resilience.
To enhance the applicability of the design, we implement it in an attachment to Magstim single- and dual-pulse setups, which are in common use in research and clinical settings.
External validation in common clinical practice applied to a variety of patient population is required to evaluate the robustness of applicability of our models.
