The phrase "applicable for a small" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is relevant or suitable for a small group or entity, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The new policy is applicable for a small business looking to expand its operations."
Alternatives: "relevant to a small" or "suitable for a small".
Thus, optimizing for the BEDROC score can result in weights that are applicable for a smaller number of clusters compared to optimizing for the AUC performance.
While this approach might be applicable for a discovery study with a small sample size (e.g. N = 3 pairs), it possesses no concept of statistical significance for generalized inference.
Our method is also much more computationally demanding (see Table 3); it is applicable to genome-wide scanning for a small set of TFs but would not be applicable for a very large set of regulating TFs in the current implementation.
However, finding the best ranking is often computationally very expensive, for example the one that minimizes the misplacement or so-called 'bubble sort distance', and thus applicable only for a relatively small class of problems.
However, it is only applicable for small molecules with modest basis sets since the required number of SDs grows explosively on the order of the factorial of the number of basis.
This approach is particularly applicable for engineering small changes, including as little as a single nucleotide.
We would like to point out that this method is only applicable for samples with a small size distribution.
Further, because they do not involve spatial modeling, typical land-use regression analyses are only applicable for small regions (across a city or metropolitan area), whereas our model is applicable to much larger areas (i.e., the entire northeastern and midwestern United States).
We suggest a method of mathematical simulation of an original algorithm solved using the Solver module, which is also applicable for other small and medium enterprises without complex modifications.
