Sentence examples for applicability of field from inspiring English sources
This means there is a limit to the applicability of field homology analysis, leaving space for biological variation and convergence outside of proper homology relationships.
Monovalent ions and solute−solvent interactions are thought to be reasonably well described, while the description of divalent ions is outside the applicability of force fields.
We remain unsure about the applicability of our study to field populations of G. caespitosa but we suggest that our findings raise an important caveat for all studies that examine the benefits of polyandry.
The applicability of miniaturized magnetic field sensors is being explored in several areas of magnetic field detection due to their integratability, low mass, and potentially low cost.
A general comment on the applicability of this force field to CNT can be found elsewhere [20].
A meaningful description of divalent cations is fairly outside the applicability of the force field while sampling of divalent cations in simulations is very poor.
The validation of these results in terms of field applicability was also tested by treating industrial effluent supplemented with key media components.
This demonstrates the fairly limited range of applicability of the mean-field approximation.
Yet, the applicability of these force fields for studying the interaction between dissimilar materials (such as mineral and polymer) is limited, as there is no accurate representation of polymer in these force fields.
New benchmarks are used to test two classes of discretization methods available in the literature to solve bivariate population balance equations (2-d PBEs), and the applicability of these mean-field equations to finite size systems.
The robustness of the automated GC MS/FID coupling with in-line sampling for the 106 target compounds was assessed with a set of quality assurance criteria of system blank, wall effect, precision, linearity, detection limit and field test to support the field applicability of the method.
