Sentence examples for applicability to the data from inspiring English sources
In this presentation, 3 models are tested for applicability to the data.
The applicability to the available data of a number of existing correlations, originally developed either for sands or fine sediments, has been first investigated and updated relationships have been then suggested.
The method applied here was based on the findings of theoretical studies and its applicability to the experimental data and more detailed analyses are described elsewhere (Aita et al., in preparation).
The magnitude of this correction depends on the size of the studies from which bias was estimated, the uncertainty about their applicability to the present data and assumptions made about bias in these studies.
The proposed methodology aims at resolving ϕ and (C) from (I_{text{p}}) by combining Han et al. (1986) with Krief et al. (1990) models; however, their applicability to the well log data has to be validated firstly.
The overarching theme of the paper is the need for a unified framework for reporting heat pump performance and its applicability to the re-analysis of existing data.
Of particular applicability to proteomics data are the ideas presented by Kauffmann et al. They note that a poor quality array will impede the statistical and biological significance of the analysis due to the added noise.
To demonstrate its applicability to real data, we compare the unaligned genomes of Drosophila persimilis and D. pseudoobscura.
DISTMIX inherits the main advantages of DIST, i.e. speed, not requiring genetic data access and applicability to pedigree data, while gaining the capability to accurately impute association summary statistics from multi-ethnic studies.
After developing the initial code list, we met to discuss the codes and revised them while reviewing text fragments and discussing the applicability of codes to the data.
The conciseness and powerfulness, together with the applicability to data with relatively low SNP density, are convenient for analyses of genotype data produced by DNA microarray or other technologies.
