Sentence examples for ascertaining the applicability from inspiring English sources
Though earlier researchers have employed various techniques of moisture content determination of soils, both in laboratory and in situ conditions, ascertaining the applicability of these techniques to soils of entirely different characteristics and the 'types of moisture content', which they can measure, is still a point of debate.
Further studies are needed to ascertain the applicability of the results for other languages.
Finally, a set of laboratory experiments is performed in order to ascertain the applicability and accuracy of the proposed method.
The objective of this study is to ascertain the applicability and accuracy of a modeling tool to assist with future pilot scale oxy-fuel combustion experiments and burner scale-up studies.
In order to ascertain the applicability of the sensor, a commercially available C-reactive protein (CRP) was applied as a biomarker and the enhancement in sensitivity was analyzed for varying concentrations of CRP.
Further investigations would be required to ascertain the applicability of this theory.
This has helped in ascertaining the practical applicability of the adsorbent.
Independent blank experiments found that there was no estrogen adsorption from the glass conical flasks and all experiments above were performed in triplicate.The dynamic disk mode adsorption studies were carried out in a home-made disk filter device (Figure 1) at 298 K to aid in ascertaining the practical applicability of the adsorbent in the real system.
Thus, it is necessary to ascertain the practical applicability of the sorbent in the continuous mode.
Answers to these fundamental questions will ascertain the clinical applicability of synbiotic therapy in the CKD setting; and also provide new insight into how the microbiota may be redirected to promote better clinical management of CKD.
Moreover, our study ascertained the wider applicability of QTL-seq approach both in preliminary as well as much advanced generation mapping populations (RILs) by identifying a major seed weight-regulatory QTL in an intra-specific F4 mapping population of chickpea.
