However, these practices can result in yield losses (Pittelkow et al. 2015) and are labor-intensive, and their applicability varies among rice cropping systems and countries (Bodelier 2015).
Analytical models have been developed for fracture propagation over the last several decades and are now considered with renewed interest; the range of their applicability varies for different materials and different loading conditions.
Furthermore, we took into account that applicability criteria vary depending on the procedure evaluated.
For prokaryotes, the species concept is fuzzy at best and meaningless at worst, its applicability appears to vary for different groups of bacteria and archaea, and there is no chance of a universal, biologically sound definition of species [ 124].
We argue that both approaches vary in applicability and suitability according to airline business models (i.e. network carriers, point-to-point carriers).
In order for this characterization to be meaningful, we need to say something about the meaning of 'plausibly.' To ensure broad applicability over analogical arguments that vary greatly in strength, we interpret plausibility rather liberally as meaning 'with some degree of support'.
These methods vary in their applicability in terms of research questions and molecular resources required [48], [50].
In addition, previous data suggest that the applicability of staging systems may vary with the treatment modality [11], [18].
Bankruptcy or insolvency laws vary considerably in their applicability to particular classes of persons.
"Oversight policies vary in scope and applicability, therefore, current oversight is not sufficient for all GOF studies that raise concern," the NSABB draft concludes.
