Sentence examples for be applied to contexts from inspiring English sources

The focus of this study was to introduce a statistical, parsimonious approach with a conceptually based parameterization that can lead to simple and practical tools for FDC predictions that can be applied to contexts, such as the Mediterranean climate, that involve scarce data and regional geological and hydro-geological features that strongly affect low-flow hydrological regimes.

The proposed framework should also be applied to contexts different from that used for the estimation and the obtained results should be compared with those obtainable from other activity and non activity-based approaches, so as to highlight the introduced improvements.

Rendle [24] showed that Factorization Machines (FM) model can be applied to context-aware recommendation because that a wide variety of context-aware data can be transformed into prediction task using real-valued feature vectors.

These new models allow one to consider many routes by which what is learned in one context can be applied to new contexts.

The same explanation can be applied to /a/ contexts in comparison to /ɪ/ contexts.

As the research participants were undergraduate students, the findings reported in the study cannot be applied to all contexts, including post graduate students and working professionals.

The same authors continue that complexity can rise from its design possibilities and the fact that blended learning can be applied to various contexts.

We have developed a flexible model of Hib transmission and disease that can be applied to multiple contexts.

Explicitly asking students to explore the ways in which physics can be applied to biological contexts may lead students to see the utility of integrating disciplines.

Treatment interruption was less than expected, and MSF profited from a number of "lessons learned" that could be applied to similar contexts where a stable situation suddenly deteriorates.

Based on these outcomes, the instrument could be applied to similar contexts to extend understanding of the formal and informal curriculum with a particular focus on student learning and preparation for examinations.