"In my judgment … [since] the land is being occupied as a home, Article 8 is capable of application even though the landowner is a private individual and the occupies are trespassers," she ruled.
Since this novel OPO probe showed wide detection range, high-excimer emission efficiency and high reliability of excimer emission intensity, the probe is capable of application to diagnosis of genetic disease and detection of increased DNA copy number and occurrence of mutation in a real-time PCR.
In addition to transcriptomic data, metabolomic data may be capable of application to QTL analysis.
In order to carry out a conversation, one needs to have many different kinds of cognitive skills, each of which is capable of application in other areas.
Many such approaches (especially those that can be invoked by individual citizens in a court of law) seemingly depend upon the creation of corporeal or legal effects upon individuals to be capable of application.
This is because such approaches only apply in restrictive contexts and often to a restrictive group of potential categories of individuals.76 They may for example only be capable of application within employment relationships or the provision of goods or services.
It should be noted that the value (Rs, T550nm) of (20 Ω/sq, 95%) was comparable with the performance of ITO and was much superior to that of graphene and CNT, which indicated that the AgNW film as transparent conductive layer was capable of applications in the optoelectronic devices, such as LEDs and solar cells, whose performance was sensitive to the power conversion efficiency.
The TRIPS Agreement requires all member countries of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to extend patent protection to "any inventions, whether products or processes, in all fields of technology, provided that they are new, involve an inventive step and are capable of industrial application".
In accordance with Article 27§1 of the TRIPS Agreement, "patents shall be available for any inventions, whether products or processes, in all fields of technology, provided that they are new, involve an inventive step and are capable of industrial application", subject to the exceptions to patentability set out by national legal orders.
Citing Article 27 of TRIPS, which "generally mandates patentability where inventions are new, involve an inventive step (or are non-obvious), and are capable of industrial application (or are useful)" [ 5], Novartis claims that imatinib mesylate represented an "inventive step" in the drug development process due to its 30% increase in bioavailability [ 5].
