The phrase "applicable to diseases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, treatments, or concepts that are relevant or relevant to various diseases.
Example: "The new treatment guidelines are applicable to diseases such as diabetes and hypertension."
Alternatives: "relevant to diseases" or "pertinent to diseases".
The same thing is applicable to diseases.
Therefore, our gene essentiality assay is applicable to diseases other than cancer.
However, this method is not applicable to diseases that have no known related miRNAs.
Moreover, we demonstrated that the model is applicable to diseases with which no known microRNAs are associated.
Ring vaccination is only applicable to diseases with relatively long incubation periods that allow contacts to be identified, vaccinated, and develop a protective immune response.
Although this method achieved a better AUC value of 86.17%, it was not applicable to diseases which have no known related miRNAs.
Khalidi makes no reference to the adaptive value of innate traits, and like Stich he thinks that the idea of innateness should be applicable to disease phenotypes as well as to functional phenotypes (Khalidi 2007, 97).
Unfortunately these observations are not directly applicable to disease-induced closures: the closure of a school once many students have been exposed may be less effective than closing the school prior to the disease's introduction.
Novel technologies are being integrated into environmental health research and are also applicable to disease research, but these advances need a new medical research and drug discovery paradigm to gain maximal benefits.
This indicates that collagen degradation and release of fragments to the circulation is an ongoing event in many types of cancer, and that collagen degradation markers may be applicable to disease monitoring in several cancer types.
These types of treatment are only applicable to disease of macroscopic dimensions, so once we are dealing with sub-millimetre metastases, localisation may become unimportant and only detection is needed to allow systemic or regional chemo- or immuno-therapy.
