Other reasons for why some ATs are not more widely used could be limited applicability – CIMT is only suitable for people with >20 degrees of wrist extension and 10 degrees of finger extension, or the unwillingness of HCPs or P&Cs to use it for practical reasons, or, in the case of robots and biofeedback, factors such as cost, unsuitability for home-use, or use without supervision.
Thus, large-scale prediction is not computationally feasible (Kotera et al., 2008), or its applicability is limited only to ring-structured compounds (Tanaka et al., 2009).
Since the PSFC beams were tested under monotonic loads, this validation and applicability of SCS program is only suitable in predicting the behaviour of PSFC structures under monotonic loading.
However, the applicability of physically-based models is only rarely tested in the field at the appropriate scale.
42– 44 Some potential limitations of the study are that the applicability of the decision aid is only relevant in obstetric hospitals that offer ECV.
It is only an empirical relationship, and its applicability to geophysical observations and limitations are not understood.
The applicability is due to the little amount of time needed, that is, only for turning on and off the televisions, and also to the limited associated costs.
Furthermore, the c-statistics of this model is only about 0.76 and this leaves considerable uncertainty in its applicability in predicting long-term survival of individual patients.
However, the relationships represented by these equations are rather simple, and their applicability is limited because only experimental values were used for the parameters in the equations.
Yet, current pre-clinical concepts have not reached translational applicability, and successes are only episodic.
