Sentence examples for be applicable for example from inspiring English sources
In addition to the requisite PL properties, it is important to have a straightforward, low-cost, and scalable fabrication protocol that could be applicable, for example, in the lighting industry or for fluorescent bio-labelling applications.
It should be noted that the results given here are for the fully stochastic solution of the model, and would not be applicable, for example, to the deterministic approximation of the multistage model of Armitage and Doll [13] that is often employed in applications.
Although in this study we considered only the screening of reaction knockouts from a wild-type metabolic network, FastPros screening would be applicable, for example, after the addition of heterologous reaction pathways to produce desired non-native targets (Chatsurachai et al., 2012; Cho et al., 2010; Pharkya et al., 2004).
This model is applicable, for example, to the sulphation of CaO with a variable amount of inert material.
A two-team approach is possible in head and neck surgery, various forms being applicable, for example, free or pedicled, proximally or distally.
The model is applicable, for example, to the sulphation of limestone or dolomite when injected into the furnace of a pulverized coal-fired boiler.
The cutoff ratio is applicable, for example, in a patient with one positive lymph node among 20 examined, which results in a LND ratio of 0.05.
Probably because FT-Raman spectroscopy has been applied to distinguish cis/ trans-isomers of carotenes it would be applicable for quality control [ 175], for example, of standards and treatment solutions.
Finally, it is applicable for any example of collaborative production of a common good where individual activity of participants is recorded.
Our findings may not be applicable to, for example, Ontario's complex continuing care settings that typically have higher acuity levels or to US nursing homes where funding structures are different and there may be greater overlap between acute and long-term care.
A critical factor determining whether a method is applicable for routine cancer diagnostics, for example during surgery, is the time needed for sample analysis.
