Sentence examples for applicability to the practical from inspiring English sources

Based on this review of the literature, the future research directions for at-a-station relations relate to improving their applicability to the practical problems for which they are commonly used, whereas those for downstream relations relate to improving our ability to model downstream hydraulic geometry and incorporating those relations in models of landscape evolution.

Diagnostic test with field serum samples suggested its applicability to the practical diagnosis of neosporosis.

The method showed high sensitivity and specificity, suggesting its applicability to the practical diagnosis of neosporosis.

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).

Some numerical examples are solved to demonstrate the validity and applicability to practical engineering problems of the presented elements.

Finally, the paper provides some perspectives on the future of TOUGH-FLAC in light of its applicability to practical problems and the need for high-performance computing capabilities for field-scale problems, such as industrial-scale CO2 storage and enhanced geothermal systems.

From the beginning Cultural Linguistics was strongly focused on its applicability to more practical concerns.

The authors believe that low oscillation complex wavelets have wide applicability to other practical signal analysis problems.

This model is applied to some real data to illustrate its applicability to practical problems, and the results seem to be very promising.

Numerical examples corroborate the usefulness of the proposed formalism and its applicability to practical related problems.

In 2009, we performed such a characterization using the method of Schorlemmer and Woessner (2008), and we defined the testing region using criteria similar to Schorlemmer et al. (2010a) but also by taking into account the availability of models, the sufficiency of the input data, and potential applicability of forecasting results to the practical problems of risk mitigation.