The phrase "applicable in the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be applicable in the future, such as a rule, principle, policy, or idea. For example, "We agreed that the policy should be applicable in the future for everyone."
This provides that alcohol solvent treatment can be a valuable method to increase the baseline of PeLEDs performance, which will be widespread applicable in the future commercial production.
In our research, the isolates were less susceptible to clarithromycin than to azithromycin, making the latter more applicable in the future.
Moreover, the model is also applicable in the future, regardless of what the progress in the CML treatment will be and how many treatment options will be available, respectively.
From this point of view, the model as well as the proposed methodology is also applicable in the future, regardless of what the progress in the CML treatment will be and how many treatment options will be available, respectively.
In vivo, STAT3 inhibitors can also decrease cancer-associated inflammation, suggesting that targeting leukocyte STAT3 in the tumor microenvironment may be a therapeutic option that will be applicable in the future.
The approaches are different from GS in plants and they cannot be applied directly, but the essence of the idea, i.e. dividing groups based on environmental conditions, might be applicable in the future development of GS methodology.
The use of validated IHC surrogates should provide more clinically applicable assays in the future, due to ease of accessibility, low technical demand, cost-effectiveness and applicability to FFPE tissue.
Computer vision for aiding diagnosis of developmental disorders in clinical genetics will be tenable and broadly applicable in the near future.
We hereby present a promising method for determining the clonal relationship between tumors that may be clinically applicable in the near future.
Epigenetic therapies are being designed to target pathogenic CpG methylation changes in other diseases, and it is feasible that these therapies may also be applicable to AAA in the future.
Due to the intense and ongoing discussion about how good human data can be generated to serve OEL setting in the context of sensory irritation (e.g., van Thriel et al. 2006a), this idealized scheme might be applicable now and in the future.
