The phrase "applicable for the specific" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is relevant or suitable for a particular situation or context, but it is typically incomplete and should be followed by a noun.
Example: "The guidelines are applicable for the specific project we are working on."
Alternatives: "relevant to the specific" or "suitable for the specific".
Finally, a description of automated quality assurance delivery, analysis, and calibration protocols applicable for the specific vendor's system is provided.
Thus, the assays as described are applicable for the specific identification of biting midges in small pools.
The values of the lower and upper critical HRR in excess of 1500A√H (kW) (corresponding to heat released inside at under-ventilated conditions) are normalized by a characteristic HRR value applicable for the specific opening geometry.
Finally, the results of our study are only applicable for the specific software used.
It is shown that the off-the-shelf formulas for centrality measures are fully applicable only for the specific flow processes they are designed for, and that when they are applied to other flow processes they get the "wrong" answer.
In summary, the described EPL protocol is applicable for the site specific modification of full-length IgG by probes attached to an N-terminal cysteine residue.
However, it is important to note that RRS score as developed and validated in Guttman et al., 2013 is not applicable for this specific purpose.
In its prototypical deployment, ASAP's user interface model allows research staff to log onto the tool, select the appropriate templates and fill in the data as applicable to the specific clinical trial, screen for patients, and have a listing returned of patients that met the specified criteria.
This approach should be widely applicable for the identification of species/genome-specific SNPs.
The CSS approach demonstrates that the test is generally applicable for the identification of trait-specific genomic regions for complex traits by comparing phenotypically contrasting populations.
On the other hand, some tests are most applicable for the detection of level-specific nerve root involvement, such as in the case of Achilles reflex testing for S1 pathology[ 14].
