The phrase "approaches when only" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The project approaches when only the necessary resources are available."
Alternatives: "occurs only when" or "happens solely when".
We recommend our approach when only fixative-treated tis sue is available for molecular genotyping.
In addition, important conditional dependencies may not be detected using Zhu et al.'s approach when only a few interaction effects exist.
Study-level meta-analysis is the appropriate approach when only estimates of differences in expression among conditions of interest are available.
Targeting is the optimal approach when only a few individuals or groups need help and it is necessary to avoid leakage to those who are not so needy.
Our findings showed that Cumulus readings are slightly better predictors of breast cancer risk than those from the ImageJ-based approach when only one single MLO image is read.
However, higher data utility-based approaches when used only in private clouds preserve the privacy to a desired level because the infrastructure in such cases is trusted.
Numerical results obtained by the models show that ELBP can be used efficiently to meet specific multimedia application QoS demands, in contrast with well-known LBP and BMMM approaches when either only one recipient or all recipients acknowledge multicast packets.
In this case, the maximum entropy approach performed better than the random approach even when only few models were available.
To see how the data mining based approach performs, when only few ligand structures are available as background knowledge, we re-ran the experiments with variant B2: using only ten per cent randomly chosen from the respective DuD ligand sets (20% due to smaller ligand set sizes in case of the HMGR, ADA and TK data sets) to extract background knowledge.
As it requires knock-outs to be performed for all genes in the network, the performance of the Pinna approach suffers when only a subset of interventions are available.
