The phrase "application in a wider" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context discussing the broader implications or uses of a particular application or concept.
Example: "The application in a wider context reveals the potential benefits for various industries."
Alternatives: "application in a broader context" or "application in a larger scope".
However, model-assisted estimation has application in a wider range of circumstances than the other methods, which perhaps recommends it for general use.
Given that model-assisted estimation has application in a wider range of circumstances than the ratio estimators, perhaps it can be recommended for more general use than the others.
The technique thus shows a strong potential to become a practical design tool; further work is needed to allow its routine application in a wider range of design situations.
Our respiratory dialysis approach promises to fulfill this need, which may have application in a wider cohort of patients including hypercarbic respiratory failure due to asthma, COPD, and restrictive lung disease as well as enable ultra-protective lung ventilation in ARDS.
They will benefit from further study and application in a wider variety of rheumatic diseases in diverse clinical groups, including those at the extremes of physical functioning, and in different administration modes.
Although As2O3 has been evaluated in clinical studies for the treatment of acute myelogenous leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome, and multiple myeloma [ 5], the diverse sensitivities of different types of tumor cells to this drug limits its clinical application in a wider spectrum of hematological and, especially, solid malignancies [ 6- 12].
These arrays have application in a wide range of biotechnologies including tissue engineering, proteomics, and diagnostics.
Thermal degradation of the two polymers showed their robust stability that allows for the application in a wide temperature scale.
X-ray sources find application in a wide range of applications including medical diagnostics, electronics inspection, food security and border control.
The UV detector exhibits excellent photoresponse characteristics with a small bias for detecting application in a wide wavelength range.
