The phrase "applications this information" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context.
Example: "The applications of this information can lead to significant advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "uses of this information" or "applications for this information".
However, in the considered application, this information is unavailable.
For clinical application, this information needs to be investigated for its ability to predict predispositions or success of treatment in diseases that involve the choroid [ 25] and have been shown to cause choroidal atrophy [ 26] or choroidal neovascularization.
Military applications for this information include improved weapons targeting, better aircraft navigation and flight simulator training, and enhanced battlefield management and tactical planning.
This dictionary is already used in a range of applications thatrequire this information internally (e.g., for unit validation) or to provide humanreadable descriptions of the terms (e.g. to provide help text in documentstransformed into HTML).
Having identified diverse PRE motifs, we demonstrate two applications for this information, including (i) informatics-guided design of cdODN molecules with a lock-and-key relationship to the disease phenotype expression profile and (ii) identification of non-coding enhancer-associated SNPs that disrupt/engender PREs (i.e., allele-specific TF/uDBP binding).
Until now the applications of this information in a genomic context have been severely limited by the lack of reliable connections between the data produced by geneticists studying individual genes and the datasets produced by genomicists who generally work at the level of whole genomes.
This platform employs a Semantic Communication Bus (SCB) to accomplish a flexible and semantic publish/subscribe mechanism to communicate context information between the devices delivering context information and the applications processing this information.
The sequencing and assembly of a horse genome was a great achievement in equine genomics and veterinary medicine because of the broad range of potential applications of this information for improving health and performance and for understanding differences among species [ 1].
Evolutionary medicine plays a critical role in the interpretation and application of this information, since human evolutionary history has shaped the genome.
