Sentence examples for applicability will be from inspiring English sources

To reduce it to products of two fermionic operators we use the RPA; its applicability will be discussed below.

Their applicability will be also validated and demonstrated using a real intelligent building project as a case study.

Net economic gains in lieu with the production costs and applicability will be the determining factors for use of renewable materials for the production of biosurfactants.

Says reproductive biologist James Robl of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "I'm not sure how widespread its applicability will be," noting that so far ICSI had been shown to work well only in humans.

Following standardization and validation in consultation with ICCVAM, methods with regulatory applicability will be reviewed by ICCVAM and recommendations forwarded to appropriate agencies.

Thus, the technique is likely to have relatively narrow applicability and will be unlikely to provide a method of tracing water sources in natural populations of animals with varying water sources across space or time and substantial water stress and dehydration.

For applicability, we will be extremely cautious when making a general statement from one context to another.

Reviewers' judgments about risks of bias and applicability concerns will be used in sensitivity analysis to determinate the potential effect of methodological quality on diagnostic performance.

For purposes of this essay, the word "oppression" will not be applied to nature; its applicability to animals will be left an open question.

While Tiberio and colleague's [ 16] research will provide an important insight into the use of telepresence robots for older people, the study lacks practical applicability as communication will be with a researcher situated in another room rather than a genuinely remote family member or loved one.

This suggests that its applicability will likely be restricted to a limited subgroup of patients with metastatic carcinomas in whom relatively high numbers of CTCs are present in their blood.