It is important because it can be used to estimate the maximal order of the zeta-function on the critical line, and because of its applicability in studying the distribution of prime numbers and divisor problems.
Thus, AO‐NGLs have broadened the applicability of NGLs as probes in studies of carbohydrate protein interactions.
Furthermore, we have demonstrated the effectiveness of high-throughput molecular markers in assessing population structure and their applicability in parentage studies of forest insect pests.
Similarly, the applicability of intensity-weighted exposure measures in studies of lung cancer requires further evaluation, as the algorithm weighs dermal exposures most heavily (Dosemeci et al. 2002) and may not offer an improvement over lifetime-exposure days for outcomes related to inhalation exposures.
They may, however, be of limited applicability in studying brain mechanisms related to such distinctive tactile activity as Braille reading.
Both nonlinear dynamic (NL-RHA) and static (pushover) procedures are currently available to face this challenge, each with intrinsic advantages and disadvantages, and their applicability in the study of the nonlinear seismic behavior of cable-stayed bridges is discussed here.
The SV model is popular in the study of nonlinear state-space models (due to the estimation challenges that it presents [15, 48 50]) and is of interest in finance (due to its applicability in the study of stock returns [17, 51 53]).
The present paper describes a method for radiolabeling Artemia that has potential applicability in the study of food intake, Artemia digestibility, protein and amino acid (AA) metabolism in early stages of marine fish larvae.
Although traditional time series modeling has had limited applicability in the study of uncommon diseases, it has been recently used to demonstrate a seasonal component to another gastrointestinal disease, namely, colic in horses [ 8].
These methods have broad applicability to studies of contaminant migration in geological materials.
