Sentence examples for applicable for development from inspiring English sources
In addition, this new knowledge is applicable for development of integrated indicators of ecosystem status and health [119].
This antigen preparation was expected to be applicable for the development of tumor vaccines to induce antitumor responses and for the development of viral vaccines to induce virus-specific CTLs that effectively eliminate virus-infected cells [18].
The spreader model is applicable for the development of spreader control systems for site-specific fertiliser application as well as for the design and optimisation of spreaders.
The identified variations such as SNPs, INDELs and VNTR are directly applicable for the development of molecular tools for pathogen detection and strain characterization, in understanding disease epidemiology and pathogen biology, and the development of novel disease management strategies.
Adjustments make it applicable for the development of food products.
E-learning within a highly interactive environment is essentially applicable for web development nowadays.
For FEDBE, the simulation using complex lattices is achieved, and it will be applicable for the development in engineering fields.
Nevertheless, note that the experience reported in this study is equally applicable for the development of other cooperative MAC schemes that rely on a single relay for forwarding.
This novel fluorescent protein will facilitate the large-scale production and be potentially applicable for the development of fluorescent probes, as well as antioxidant agents.
A study of the neurodevelopmental toxicity of methylmercury conducted on a fish-eating population in the Seychelles Islands was determined to be the most applicable for the development of the site-specific RfD.
The conceptual framework was designed for use in current and future chemical pollution assessments for the aquatic environment, including the specific challenges encountered in prioritising individual chemicals and mixtures, and is applicable for the development of approaches for safe chemical management in a broader sense.
