While the finite difference scheme remains simple, straightforward and easy-to-code for the integration of integer-order (classical) differential equations, its applicability is reduced for fractional-order differential equations as it results to systems of linear equation defined by dense or large full matrices.
Potassium permanganate, widely used in water treatment, has shown its applicability to reduce PAH contamination in groundwater and soils.
Considering its applicability in reducing surface tension and biodegradability, soapnuts were used as flow improver of heavy crude oil in this study and results were compared with a commercially available surfactant.
In this sense, quercetin may present an important applicability in reducing cancer-induced oxidative stress.
Automated identification of suspicious areas in the video would significantly enhance the applicability and reduce the costs of this technique for the diagnosis of celiac disease.
Therefore, water use efficiency measured on a single-leaf basis seems to have reduced applicability in papaya water relations studies.
There are several mapping techniques available; however, their applicability can be reduced in densely forested areas with poor accessibility and visibility of the landforms.
Software engineering tools based on Graph Transformation techniques are becoming available, but their practical applicability is somewhat reduced by the lack of idioms and design patterns.
Thin-sheet inverse schemes are favored for their quickness and inexpensive computational cost (Holstein et al. 2010) but have much reduced applicability compared to 3D rigorous inversions (e.g., Li and Oldenburg 1998; Zhdanov et al. 2004).
Similarly, the utilization of additional information to calibrate new parameters reduced the applicability to ungauged watersheds.
