Sentence examples for applicable for the evaluation from inspiring English sources
From that point of view, multicomponent geothermometry can be considered as a statistical approach to predict reservoir temperatures and therefore it might be more applicable for the evaluation of systems with unknown mineralogy, which is often the case especially in early stages of geothermal exploration campaigns.
For 22 of 30 items, the interview data provided sufficient evidence to consider them applicable for the evaluation of the Estonian RA patients' Qol.
However, these methods are not applicable for the evaluation of patients' adherence to their insulin adjustment guidelines, because these guidelines do not determine correct insulin doses in advance.
Consequently, a few applications have recently emerged that expand and/or adapt currently used gene prioritization approaches to be more applicable for the evaluation of variants.
High-quality, prospective studies are rare, and those available tend to have a design making them little applicable for the evaluation of an ordinary, unselected pacemaker practice.
Nonetheless, this study paves the way for quantitative analysis of drug responses at the promoter level, and moreover, it is potentially applicable for the evaluation of combinatorial or serial drug treatment in a clinical setting.
3. Is this model of practice-evaluation useful and applicable for the quality evaluation of general practitioners in general?
Thus, both these ratios were concluded to be an applicable technique for the evaluation of grid resolution in LES.
While previous research has mainly focused on developing pro-angiogenic therapies to stimulate angiogenesis in the infarcted myocardium [28,29], a clinically applicable method for the evaluation of these therapies is still lacking.
In summary, we have developed a reliable, valid and applicable instrument for the evaluation of the quality of scientific abstracts.
The identification of a routinely applicable indicator for the evaluation of visceral adipose function, with higher sensitivity and specificity than classical parameters (such as waist circumference [WC], BMI, and lipids), could be useful for cardiometabolic risk assessment.
