Nucleic acid amplification techniques have improved the diagnostic possibilities in respiratory tract infections, although their clinical applicability is not yet fully defined.
Yet, the applicability of these force fields for studying the interaction between dissimilar materials (such as mineral and polymer) is limited, as there is no accurate representation of polymer in these force fields.
As yet, the applicability and significance of PD-L1 expression as a baseline biomarker must be interpreted with caution and further prospective evaluations are needed, including the results of ongoing randomized clinical trials that are prospectively evaluating PD-L1 IHC as a companion diagnostic platform (NCT01721746).
Among these, a recently developed mechanistic semi-analytical approach (MeSAA) has shown its advantage for its explicit inclusion of physical and biological forcing in the model, yet its general applicability is unknown.
In addition to validity at the material level, a crucial feature of a constitutive model is the applicability at the structural level; yet for concrete in fire there remains a serious lack of models combining reliability and robustness.
These features mean that it has a much wider range of applicability than simple models and yet, as it is based on the solution to the two-dimensional shallow water equations, is relatively quick to run.
Yet, the therapeutic applicability of native peptides in humans may be limited due to issues with (oral) bioavailability and stability.
Chumlea's equation could be comparatively considered strong based on the large sample size, yet the international applicability of the ethnicity-specific equations remains questionable.
Already validated using external East Asian cohorts, its applicability in the American population was yet to be determined.
The use of prefabrication offers significant advantages, yet appropriate criteria for applicability assessments to a given building have been found to be deficient.
