Sentence examples for applicability to multiple from inspiring English sources

The main novelty introduced by Hidost is its applicability to multiple file formats, implemented and experimentally confirmed on PDF and SWF.

One of the most commonly used methods to visualize spines is Golgi-Cox staining, which is appealing both due to ease of sample preparation and wide applicability to multiple species including humans.

This step is essential to our approach because it achieves two key goals: (a) use of logical structure for discrimination between malicious and benign files and (b) applicability to multiple file formats.

Contagious yawning has several advantages as a measure of empathy given its low cost, high portability, and applicability to multiple species, which may make it a useful complement to physiological, questionnaire, and mental health diagnostic based measures of empathy.

This result highlights the strain-specificity of dietary responses, which challenges efforts to construct general models of dietary response that will have applicability to multiple mouse strains, to other species, and potentially, to humans.

To facilitate applicability to multiple settings the suite refers to "persons" rather than patients, clients or residents.

The results are illustrated by two examples showing their applicability to unstable multiple-input multiple-output multi-delayed plants, which is the main novelty of the proposed approach.

The characteristics required for multitenancy in wide-area networks are scalability to the large number of physical OpenFlow switches and applicability to the virtualization of multiple administration networks.

Selective batch separations were achieved between multiple protein pairs which were unable to be resolved using linear gradient techniques, demonstrating the applicability of this technique to multiple protein systems.

I interviewed the latter to explore the applicability of their approach to multiple situations.

Modules are being modified so that each contains multiple iterations, ensuring its applicability to students at different levels (first year to upper division).