Sentence examples for application to settings from inspiring English sources

The key disadvantage of the Manchester scale is that it has not yet been validated as a self-assessment tool, thereby limiting its application to settings where trained observers are used to document the presence and severity of HV.

First, although ACT is becoming well-studied in the traditional clinical context, large-scale application to medical settings has not occurred.

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The size and cost of traditional mass spectrometers have typically limited their application to laboratory settings.

Third, this is a single center study that limits its application to other settings and centers.

These approaches may be a solution to other truncation problems involving similar data though their application to other settings would need to be evaluated.

Our results are consistent with the CA teaching model for undergraduate students reported earlier [ 16] and could extrapolate its application to postgraduate settings.

In fact, the true usefulness of any indices or models for application to clinical settings should be the easiness of the procedure and analytical simplicity, so that the results can be compared between laboratories for a long period[ 18].

Drawing on the results from an external evaluation of inclusive education policies and programmes in 2009, this case study reviews the implementation of the Inclusive Education programmes in Armenia since 2006, highlights key impacts and shares lessons learned for future programming and application to other settings.

The reality, however, is that most privacy models have been designed to protect a single static original data set and, thus, there are several important limitations in their application to big data settings.

Covers theoretical, phenomenological, and experimental constraints, with a consistent application to "real-world" settings and actual case histories.