Sentence examples for applicable faster from inspiring English sources
This method is more applicable, faster, and cheaper highlighting its application in milk factories.
A new method based on aflatoxin detoxification was introduced which is more applicable, faster, and cheaper highlighting its potential of usefulness to be applied in milk factories.
Therefore, it is important to find a method that is applicable, fast, inexpensive, and simple with high selectivity.
The development of a method, which translates this intuitive definition of modules into a practically applicable, fast, accurate and widely usable algorithm turned out to be a very challenging problem.
To develop and characterize a clinically applicable, fast and efficient method for stem cell labeling with ferucarbotran and protamine for depiction with clinical MRI.
Thus, it seems that the combination of protamine and ferucarbotran is promising in order to develop a clinically applicable, fast and efficient method for stem cell labeling for subsequent depiction with MRI.
The unique architecture used in this CF-PCR device is understood to be well applied to a field-applicable fast PCR.
In fact, because of the passage of an analyte through the zone in front of the electrode in an electrochemical flow cell, the application of such techniques in flowing solutions requires fast accumulation of the analyte and fast potential sweeping, which is not appropriate in traditional voltammetry but is applicable in fast Fourier transform (FFT) voltammetry.
We show that the results are easily applicable for fast, robust link dimensioning, especially in case of complex traffic patterns, under partial information.
Despite the somewhat less good precision the transfer seems to be successful and the obtained assays on the short columns are applicable for fast routine analysis.
As the fast fashion apparel segment is introduced recently, there exists a significant gap in the available literature on production layout systems applicable for fast fashion orders (Kentli et al. 2013).
