The phrase "applicable with a high" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is relevant or suitable to a high degree, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The criteria for selection are applicable with a high level of precision."
Alternatives: "relevant to a high degree" or "suitable with a high standard."
The patients will select their level of satisfaction for each item on a Likert-type scale that varies from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree) or use the option "not applicable", with high scores representing high satisfaction [ 28, 29].
However, these thresholds are not applicable to patients with a high viral load at baseline given that the average HBV DNA reduction with even the most potent NAs is only 6 7 log copies/mL in one year of treatment.
Another issue which should be overcome in electroformation is that this technology is usually not applicable in buffers with a high ionic concentration, which limits its use for membrane protein reconstitution.
Our results are not, however, applicable to patients with a high clinical probability of venous thromboembolism as additional imaging examination is warranted in these patients, irrespective of the D-dimer test results.
The rapid BOD estimation of the biosensor is applicable for measuring samples with a high content of fast and easily assimilated compounds.
The new formulation is not only applicable to stochastic problems with a high degree of uncertainty but also can reproduce the phenomenon of accelerated increase in the response variability when the coefficient of variation of the stochastic field increases, as observed in the MCS.
However, it is not known whether these results are applicable to older people with a high risk of falls.
As a result, the SoLID trial may not be immediately applicable to dialysis patients with a high burden on medical co-morbidity who are more prone to intra-dialytic hypotension.
Alternative methodologies are then required with the potential of being much more generalisable and applicable to a high throughput setting.
The method seems applicable to arid and semiarid ecosystems with a high seasonal concentration of precipitation and with rainfall limited to only a few major storm events.
