The phrase "applicable to process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, guidelines, or criteria that are relevant or suitable for a specific process.
Example: "The new regulations are applicable to process improvements in our manufacturing line."
Alternatives: "relevant to the process" or "pertinent to the process".
These properties make LIBS applicable to process control in metallurgy.
Developers should leverage automation to implement in-process testing, in turn applicable to process optimization, quality assurance (QA)/ quality control (QC), batch failure control, adaptive manufacturing and regulatory demands, but a lack of precedent and technical opportunities can complicate such efforts.
The main contribution of this work is that we firstly suggest a fault identification method especially applicable to process monitoring using kernel PCA.
The current model assumes constant band structure and is therefore most applicable to processes that occur before the thermalization of the lattice.
One limitation of this approach is that it only utilizes measurements of the differential states, and is therefore not applicable to processes in which algebraic states are measured.
Single-ion activities defined as they are defined herein are also applicable to processes occurring within a single material and can be used similarly to activities of neutral species.
Although this strategy would not be applicable to discretely processed small RNAs, such as microRNAs, we reasoned that it could aid detection of longer RNAs which are processed to generate multiple small overlapping RNAs.
However, a recent study reported that immunhistochemical expression analysis of a nine gene signature, which is applicable to routinely processed tissue samples, may be sufficient to predict glioblastoma outcome [ 25].
Importantly, cell-cycle phenotyping is readily applicable to routinely processed surgical biopsy material in the hospital histopathology laboratory and is amenable to high-throughput screening, using automated immunostaining platforms and quantitative image analysis.
In this study, we present an alternative and simple modification to the TRIzol® and TRIzol®LS manufacturer's protocol, applicable to samples processed directly in TRIzol® for nucleic acid extraction.
In line with our definition of the master process, we can thereby express that the master process is not applicable to distinct process contexts.
