The phrase "applicable data to the" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when referring to data that is relevant or suitable for a specific context, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "We need to analyze the applicable data to the current project requirements to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "relevant data for the" or "pertinent data to the".
If applicable, copy the old data to the "New" FiSAT II data folder.
When the fit of the data to the a priori model is acceptable, the proposed factor model is said to be applicable to the collected data.
Metadata are descriptive data applicable to (1) the sedimentary setting (e.g., location name, coordinates, or depositional environment); (2) the paleomagnetic, rock magnetic, and chronological data (e.g., measurement and analysis methods, types of specimens); (3) publications and data sources; and (4) entry of data to the database (date and person responsible for uploading data).
*The numbers that do not add to 492 are due to not applicable data for the variable.
This paper attempts to identify the most applicable data input method to measure the satisfaction from adaptive behavior with energy efficient buildings in their design phase.
All the published U Pb geochronological data from zircon, titanite, sphene and monazite, and Pb Pb evaporation data applicable to the Palaeoarchaean-to-Neoarchaean geology of the Kaapvaal Craton are employed to reconstruct the history and crustal architecture of the ca. 3600 2500 Ma cratonic basement in South Africa.
Thus, systematic reviews currently provide very little data applicable to the disadvantaged patient groups [ 21].
These efforts will be rewarded by generating methodologically rigorous clinical data applicable to the broad generality of patients with delirium.
Exclusion criteria were applied to identify special patient population subsets in which study results would not provide data applicable to the general population.
Although there is some information about the physiological impact of mild hypothermia [33°C or above) data applicable to the newborn are very limited.
