The phrase "applicability of best" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss the relevance or suitability of the best option in a given context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The applicability of best practices in this scenario is crucial for achieving optimal results."
Alternatives: "relevance of the best" or "suitability of the best".
This qualitative assessment has three objectives: to provide detailed information on evaluation approaches and applied methods; to assess the quality of the evaluations and their potential contribution to priority setting; and to discuss the applicability of best-practice methods to telemedicine settings.
General applicability of the best protocol for plant recovery from SE was determined by comparing the optimized two-step culture procedure with the standard MS1B single-medium culture procedure using SE of three V. rotundifolia cultivars and lines 'Ala', 'Del', 'Del-HS', four V. vinifera cultivars including 'Cha', 'Che', 'Mer', "TS' and V. vinifera hybrid 'Sey'.
It is unlikely that the mechanisms whereby any of the studied interventions might decrease de novo adhesion formation might differ in infertile versus fertile target populations; nevertheless, we judge the overall applicability of the retrieved best available evidence in a more general source population to a target population of women suffering from infertility to be limited at the best.
To optimise radiation protection in terms of applicability and best benefit for staff and patients, the establishment of key indicators of safety and quality in radiation protection is essential according to the general ALARA principle discussed before.
The appropriate range of chemical conditions for such comparisons and for assessment of SCM applicability is best defined in terms of the species that comprise aqueous and surface complexes: free UO22+, H+, and CO32–.
The best applicability of the model will be discussed in estimating parameters for prediction of Reynolds shear stress and mean velocity distribution in open channels.
It is essential to examine the measuring properties of the instruments used in the evaluation of health status or HRQOL for the interpretation of the results and for the best applicability of these instruments in clinical practice.
Environmental Modeling & Assessment strives to achieve this by publishing high quality, peer-reviewed papers that may be regarded as either instances of best practice, or as studies that advance the evolution and applicability of the theories and techniques of modeling and assessment.
