Consequently, the design approach and performance results described in this investigation have applicability to the development of practical and low-cost cytometric micro total analysis systems (μTAS).
Such a separation scheme transcends the conventional trade-off correlation, and features general applicability to the development of various membrane materials for separating a wide range of gas mixtures.
Due to its wide-ranging focus, this theory is difficult to operationalise and is often used only in part [ 43], thus raising questions regarding its applicability to intervention development.
However, we can perhaps assume that the current results have broader applicability to the development and design of workplace smoking cessation interventions, as all respondents in this study were employed on a full-time basis.
Experimental model systems, cell culture and animal, have identified many genes and pathways involved in ethanol response, but their applicability to the development of alcohol use disorders in humans is undetermined.
The insights to be gained from this study are clearly needed; accordingly, stakeholders will be engaged to critically reflect on the findings-to-date and assess their applicability to policy development, health service design and service delivery throughout the entire three-year research program.
Stakeholders will be engaged to critically reflect on the research findings and to assess their applicability to CMW policy development, service design and delivery throughout the three-year research program.
Such analysis will provide new approaches to investigate P. vivax population biology with direct applicability to vaccine and drug development.
At best, introductory text books may make reference to evolutionary processes, but little time is spent discussing the theoretical implications of evolution and in explaining its applicability to the study of human development (Sigelman et al. 2009).
Characterization of the molecular mechanisms of TAS4 control of plant development and integration into biotic and abiotic stress- and nutrient-signaling regulatory networks has applicability to molecular breeding and the development of strategies for engineering healthier foods.
