Sentence examples for applicable manner from inspiring English sources
In this way, it could be demonstrated that it is possible to treat all different modi of fluidized bed drying (batch, steady continuous, dynamic continuous) in a unified, successful and applicable manner.
In order to represent this low recombination efficiency in a more practically applicable manner, we counted the total number of EGFP-F+ cells from various regions of interest from 50 µm thick sections of TLG 498+ Cre 3487+ tanimals (Table 1).
The aim is to ensure an immediate impact by disseminating these findings in an applicable manner via popular media, community outlets and traditional academic forums.
The aim is to ensure an immediate impact by disseminating these findings in an applicable manner via popular media and traditional academic forums.
If the findings that Cdc42 inhibition enhances TMX sensitivity are going to be developed in a clinically applicable manner, then it is necessary to be able to inhibit Cdc42 pharmacologically.
"Even with those final results, there's no way to say that they are applicable in any manner to real life," said Leghorn.
We used an improved model called STEPS that describes ecophysiological, biogeochemical and hydrological processes in a tightly coupled and spatially distributed manner, applicable to both pristine and managed ecosystems.
Uttered in response to Vladimir Putin's murderous actions but applicable to all manner of atrocities, it contains considerable wisdom, even if coming from a most unlikely source.
In Perry v. United States, the high court ruled that Section 4 of the 14th Amendment confirms a "fundamental principle" applicable to all manner of public debt and government obligation.
Time has long been a major subject of study in religion, philosophy, and science, but defining it in a manner applicable to all fields without circularity has consistently eluded scholars.
Nevertheless, these genomic tools are becoming more readily available, and as such, ChIA-PET will prove to be a powerful tool for delineating mechanisms of transcription in a spatial and temporal manner, applicable to any transcription factor of interest.
