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This also includes the availability and applicability of abatement options.
Recent advances in the availability and applicability of genetic tools for non-conventional yeasts have raised high hopes regarding the industrial applications of such yeasts; however, quantitative physiological data on these yeasts, including intracellular flux distributions, are scarce and have rarely aided in the development of novel yeast applications.
Hence, the wider availability and applicability of fresh frozen specimens and/or circulating tumor cells is eagerly anticipated.
The acceptability, availability, and applicability of programs for different patient populations should also be further explored in order to inform decisions regarding the allocation of health care resources.
Current development of several fluor-18-labeled amyloid PET tracers (which have a longer half-life time compared to carbon-11) will further increase the availability and applicability of amyloid imaging in both clinical practice and for scientific purposes.
The strategy of using multiple measures and searching for a consistent direction of connectivity changes in AD across the methods has the advantage of increasing knowledge on the behavior, such as sensitivity, specificity, availability, and applicability, of the different measures relative to each other.
In this review, we aimed to test the availability of data and applicability of methods for a data-driven European multinational comparison of the EBD.
Because of its widespread availability and applicability, CT angiography of the lower extremities may be applied to patients in a pre- or post-procedural situation and also serves as a first line modality in patients with acute onset of clinical symptoms.
These compounds have been chemicals of choice as a result of their low cost, easy availability and applicability (Andreozzi et al. 1999; Gogate and Pandit 2004).
The differences are due to data availability and the applicability of existing models.
In response to an increasing availability of statistically rich observational data sets, the performance and applicability of traditional Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescope analyses in the regime of systematically dominated measurement uncertainties is examined.
