Sentence examples for applicable either for from inspiring English sources
The integer variable makes the formulation applicable either for operation, determination of minimum charging power; or planning, determination of locations of storage systems.
Therefore, we decided to develop a sensitive PCR assay which is universally applicable either for the detection of human cells in murine blood and organs or for a quantification of such cells via real-time (TaqMan) PCR.
In 207 patients cytogenetic results were unavailable, and therefore the WPSS could not be calculated, whereas in additional 178, WPSS was not applicable, either for a disease entity not assigned to the WHO classification (177), or for missing transfusion requirements (1).
The review found 97 press releases in this time period, where 46 were for specific cases, 44 were not applicable (either announcements or summaries of operations that did not include details for specific counterfeiters), and 7 were duplicates.
In cases where such model selection is not applicable, our guidelines are obviously not applicable either.
This two stage hydrolysis is applicable for either simple hydrolysis or combined fermentation processes.
Superior to conventional stochastic design optimization (CSDO), in which all structural parameters are assumed to be deterministic, this framework is applicable for either deterministic or uncertain structures, and is capable to take quality and safety into account simultaneously.
These include the HIV status and age of the patient with the majority of diagnostic tests not applicable for either HIV-positive patients or children.
A small set of indicators was only applicable for either external (4%) or internal/mixed services (8%).
The approval of any future lung cancer screening trial will evidently be dependent on costings in line with current political health economics; however, this defining factor was not applicable for either breast cancer screening, which was set up after the Forest Report in 1985 (Gerard et al, 1997), or cervical cancer screening, which was set up in 1992 (Quinn et al, 1999).
In this paper a simple method for reanalysis, applicable to either linear or nonlinear structures, is proposed.
