Sentence examples for applicability in the context from inspiring English sources
The method is finally applied to investigate the effective mechanical properties of a single osteon, revealing its practical applicability in the context of biomechanical and engineering applications.
The concept of Data Dependent Systems DDSS) and its applicability in the context of modal vibration analysis is presented.
We show its applicability in the context of integration problems, and for discretizing Dirac-distributed source terms in Poisson equations with constant or variable diffusion coefficients.
Thus, the 1-Zn II) NDP sensor assay is anticipated to offer broad applicability in the context of GT engineering and characterization.
The computational benefits and general applicability in the context of fuzzy FE analysis of the new approach is illustrated on a mid-sized plate problem.
The prediction performance of ChemProt, HitPick, TarPred, SPiDER, PASS, TarFishDock and Drar web based tools listed in Table 1 are not shown due to technical failures or no applicability in the context.
From the researchers' perspective, the pilot test allowed us to gain a better understanding of how the evaluation process functioned in a real-world setting, as well as its applicability in the healthcare context.
The QCPC does not contain items relating to the CCM element "health system/organization of health care" because of its limited applicability in the German context.
However, this receptor was more expressed in tumor compared to normal tissue, in both RNA and protein levels, suggesting its promising applicability in the general context of mammary carcinogenesis.
Our findings provided a discharge planning guideline on the timeframe of different milestones which was agreed by the local experts which takes into account its validity and applicability in the local context.
The TIDieR checklist (with minor modification to increase applicability in this context) was distributed to NF researchers as a survey of current practice in the design and conduct of clinical studies.
