Sentence examples for applicability to a broad range from inspiring English sources

The Leverett Cassie model holds promise for field application, based upon its foundation in fundamental scaling principles, its requirement for relatively few and physically based input parameters, and its applicability to a broad range of wetting conditions.

The foremost advantages of this method are the simplicity of the assembly setup, applicability to a broad range of surface micromachining processes, lack of any additional fabrication steps or unusual materials, and fully off-chip nature that requires no electrical or mechanical contact to the assembled microstructures.

DLS is currently the preferred technique for nanomaterials dispersion characterization due to its ease of use, high level of automation, high throughput nature, and its applicability to a broad range of particle types and dispersion media.

It is important to note that while kidneyReduced is based on a significant amount of metabolomics data, transcriptomic data, and most importantly, manual literature curation, the reconstruction of kidneyTSEM is fully automated using transcriptomic data alone – an important point for rapid applicability to a broad range of contexts.

Consequently, a mass-produced bio-stimulant from L. perenne would be expected to have broad applicability to a wide range of crops, particularly if its mode-of-action is to induce plant defences.

Telomerase may be a promising universal tumour antigen with broad immunotherapeutic applicability to a wide range of distinct cancers.

We applied this to three of the most informative histone modifications as a measure of applicability to a broad set of modifications.

Simulations of inter-penetrating particles, mixtures of particles with different shapes and packings of agglomerates are shown, which confirm the applicability of the method to a broad range of packing problems of practical interest and, in particular, for fuel cell applications.

General applicability of the scaling concepts to a broad range of alternative flaw types, e.g. associated with microstructural defects, is discussed.

The more or less comparable nature of all the GF/cytokine release profiles suggests the applicability of this release system to a broad range of bioactive factors and possibly even small drug molecules.

It was originally developed in 1995 in the USA for the evaluation of internal medicine residents' clinical skills (Norcini et al. 1995, 2003) and its principal characteristics are direct observation of real patient encounters, easy and instant use in day-to-day practice, applicability in a broad range of settings and immediate feedback to the learner after the encounter.