Sentence examples for but their applicability from inspiring English sources
Methods based on a local analytical solution give reliable results but their applicability is limited.
Animal experiments tell scientists a lot, but their applicability to our daily human lives will be limited.
Spontaneous electromagnetic brain rhythms have been widely used in human neuropharmacology, but their applicability is complicated by the difficulties to localize their origins in the human cortex.
These strategies are primarily addressed to satisfy the inexperienced users' needs, but their applicability can be reasonably extended to all the individuals curious and interested in Personal Informatics.
On the other hand, residual surface energy balance models, based on remote observation of land surface temperature, are characterised by sufficient accuracy, but their applicability is limited by the lack of high frequency and high resolution thermal data.
FGPT and BGPT offer dramatic savings in computational expense, but their applicability is limited by accuracy concerns in the presence of spatially variable flow or diffusivity fields or complex no-flux or open boundary conditions.
The challenge for most is not the lack of new ideas but rather their applicability and purposefulness.
Immobilized molecular catalysts can be efficient for the electroreduction of CO2, but their practical applicability is hampered by the continued use of rare metals.
Software engineering tools based on Graph Transformation techniques are becoming available, but their practical applicability is somewhat reduced by the lack of idioms and design patterns.
Organic matter decomposition and ecosystem metabolism have been suggested as promising functional indicators of stream ecosystem integrity, but tests of their applicability to tropical systems are rare.
These results indicate that the accuracy of interpolation techniques for DEM generation should be tested not only in relation to landform types and data density but also to their applicability to multi-scales.
