Sentence examples for applicable for further from inspiring English sources
While the resulting significant increases in tolerance are modest from the viewpoint of industrial application, the methodology used in this study should be directly applicable for further improvement of tolerance to these and other compounds.
These results are applicable for further studies in polyol synthesis of silver nanowires.
Results presented in this paper are readily applicable for further investigation in this field.
We concluded that the methodology would be applicable for further prediction of SIC stocks in the Tibetan Plateau or other similar areas.
Taken together, our findings indicated that the analysis of cytotoxicity and telomerase inhibition might provide information applicable for further developing potential telomerase and polypharmacological targeting strategy.
Taken together, our findings indicated that the analysis of cytotoxicity and telomerase inhibition might provide information applicable for further developing potential telomerase targeting strategy.
This study demonstrated that the TRAC-PF1 as well as the CFD are applicable tools for further optimization of the divertor OVT cooling structure in view of manufacturing.
The model is thus an applicable tool for further studies of both normal and defective cellular physiology.
Thus, this systematic review aims to summarize the current evidence on the association of active smoking with whole blood DNA methylation among adults, from EWASs and gene-specific studies (GSMSs) on specific gene regions identified by EWASs, to provide applicable suggestions for further smoking-related methylation studies.
Besides, there is only made use of low-cost equipment to provide a straight-forward methodology which makes it applicable for the further integration of low-cost microbolometers in industry.
Forty-nine percent of instruments were applicable to the general population (not condition-specific); patient condition was not applicable for a further 13% because they focused on health care professionals or systems, not patients.
