Also, the model is applicable for the interpretation of hydrogenation behavior with different types of commercial hydroprocessing catalysts.
Both the experimental compliance method and the virtual crack closure technique proved applicable for the interpretation of the fracture mechanics data of the structural joints examined, provided that stiffness degradation can be accurately described.
The method falls within the deterministic inversion framework, and it is exclusively applicable for the interpretation of the SP anomalies measured along a profile over sheet-type structures such as conductive thin films of interconnected graphite precipitations formed on shear planes.
For our comparison, we utilized the pre-processed data as provided by the authors of the microarray experiments (except for the Stanford data set which was additionally normalized), as most other previous studies employing these resources have also used the readily available pre-processed data and our analyses should be applicable for the interpretation of these studies.
In addition to chatter detection, the entropy rate is applicable for qualitative physical interpretation of cutting process properties.
However, in this study we applied a vast array of available tests to determine the presence of known pathogens, including those only identified by real-time PCR, following recommendations for interpretation applicable to our region.
Correspondingly, there exists a minimum depth of investigation, above which the observed signal is not applicable for reliable data processing and interpretation.
The same interpretation is applicable for the doctor patient relationship (−1.05, significant at the 5% level).
Fuzzy logic, a multivalued logic similar to human thinking and interpretation, is highly suitable and applicable for developing knowledge-based systems in medicine for interpretation of medical findings, diagnosis and treatment selection [ 10, 11].
This interpretation is equally applicable for illite- and muscovite-rich gouges, which both exhibit the three-regime behaviour (Den Hartog et al. 2013).
