Sentence examples for applicable up from inspiring English sources

The study consisted of a screening phase (approximately 3 weeks), washout if applicable (up to 1 week, depending on the subject's current medication), open-label, stepwise dose optimization (4 weeks), double-blind, crossover treatment with weekly assessments in a laboratory school setting (2 weeks), and safety follow-up by telephone (30 days).

Moreover, the proposed equation is applicable up to high pressures (700 atm).

For amine hydrochlorides, the model is applicable up to the limit of solid or fused liquid hydrochloride phases.

Generally the models are applicable up to Strouhal numbers of approximately 0.1 0.2, which is comparable with previous published models for other configurations such as bends and orifices.

The accurate shell equations, boundary conditions and calculating methods are adopted so that the solution presented can be applicable up to d/D⩽0.8 and λ=d/ DT 1/2⩽8.

A method was developed by which alternative, transformed and simplified forms of the developed strict kinetic model governing the growth of porous anodic Al2O3 films, applicable up to the above anodization times, were formulated capable of predicting an approximate pore shape.

Provides applicable, up-to-date evidence on the tobacco packaging debate.

This tax relief is applicable for up to 100% of your salary or up to the annual allowance of £40,000 – whichever is lower.

This method is suitable for emergency repair but it requires heavy lifting equipment and it is applicable only up to four feet diameter pipe in maximum.

Preamplifier decoupling (better than 20 dB, where applicable, added up to the decoupling of next neighbours) ensures decoupling of all the other element paizrs.

Anthraxin has been reported to be very accurate for retrospective verification of anthrax in humans (20), to be applicable for up to 30 years after infection (15), and to have a qualitative positive correlation with anti-PA antibodies in the sera from human clinical anthrax cases as detected by ELISA (21).