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By performing a systematic methodology and identifying parameters with the highest impact on process variables in a well-established AD model, its applicability was extended to various co-digestion scenarios.

The government was particularly driven by the progressive intertwining of legislation on industrial districts and negotiated planning, whose applicability was extended to all sectors, including agriculture, thus opening the door to district legislation in that sector (Albisinni 2010, 2011a and Albisinni 2011b).

Second, its applicability is extended from working on binary images only to directly work on gray images, implying an efficiency gain in time spent on image binarization.

In this work, a new partitioned staggered time integration scheme is developed and its applicability is extended to the problems involving low mass ratios in coupled multibody problems.

Developed proxies are universal such that the range of their applicabilities is extended to a wide spectrum of reservoir characteristics, including initial conditions, well spacing and reservoir fluid types (heavy, black, and volatile).

In [13] the applicability of HAM was extended to construct a numerical solution for the fractional BBM-Burgers equation.

In [4] the applicability area of exponential trichotomy was extended, by introducing new concepts of exponential dichotomy and exponential trichotomy.

Throughout the review we try to elucidate the flexibility of the technique and how its applicability can be extended by proper design of the experiments.

Third, the applicability can be extended to the acute stroke patient, for whom the most rapid possible intervention is needed [15], and furthermore to assessments of hemodynamic change in a subject receiving a time-limited balloon occlusion test [16].

Its applicability can be extended to other types of care, such as hospital care and re-ablement.

Although this simple solvation model proved to be successful in estimating the structural properties of proteins in solution as well as in saving the computational time [28], its applicability could not be extended to organic molecules because the number of atom types was insufficient to discriminate the atoms with a variety of chemical environments.