Sentence examples for commonly applicable to from inspiring English sources

The subject of graft preconditioning remains controversial as the preconditioning protocols described in the literature are not commonly applicable to the surgical procedure and may not be as beneficial as suggested by ex vivo biomechanical studies [93, 94, 95].

Pseudo-bulk kinetics applies to particles in which more than one free radical can co-exist for a significant period; while this is commonly applicable to large particles for any monomer, it also applies to very small particles for monomers which propagate very rapidly, such as acrylates.

Recent studies have shown large changes in the epigenomic patterns in normal vs. cancer cells, suggesting that epigenetic therapy may be commonly applicable to treatments of various cancers.

Currently available instruments for the evaluation of formal mentoring programs in medicine, such as the tools developed by Morzinski et al. [ 29] or Berk et al.[ 22], are tailored for junior faculty and some of their criteria are not commonly applicable to medical students.

There is also a certain bewilderment at Elland Road that the FA elected to make Cellino the subject of a personal misconduct charge as sanctions stemming from illegal payments are more commonly applicable solely to clubs as collectives rather than individuals.

Compact-city planning factors are commonly applicable even to metropolitan areas.

Such large-scale experiments are both costly and time-consuming, and due to technical difficulties are commonly not applicable to higher Eukaryotes.

The novel HBH structure is commonly applicable and beneficial to other quantum dot-based solar cells with flexible, low-cost, and solution-processable manufacturing process.

The Bureau Veritas (2012) reports 'ISO 28000 was developed in response to the transportation and logistics industries' need for a commonly applicable security management system specific to supply chain security.

38 Bootstrap methods will be used to estimate the joint distribution of cost and effectiveness differences, and the proportion of replicates with ICERs less than commonly accepted benchmarks applicable to Australia will be presented.

The analysis is based on well known Westergrad equation that commonly applicable for concrete and BISAR from Shell that used for flexible pavement A hypothetical pavement is designed to assess the properties of the materials under traffic induced stresses and temperature restrained stresses.