Sentence examples for compatible with the application from inspiring English sources

This network improves fault tolerance and makes it easier to support dynamic run-time reconfiguration, however, it requires a boot process compatible with the application's communications model.

In particular, our workflow is fully compatible with the application of 2D difference gel electrophoresis (2D DIGE), which is one technique allowing sensitive analysis of differences in the protein expression levels.

In particular, the dimension of the sets of reduced parameters is usually compatible with the application of multivariate meta-analytical techniques in a two-stage framework, allowing the analysis of complex non-linear and delayed associations in multi-location studies.

The number of coefficients defining these summaries, reduced from v x  ×  v ℓ to v ℓ or v x only, is usually compatible with the application of standard multivariate meta-analysis techniques, which can now be used to combine the estimates of these summaries from DLNMs in two-stage analyses.

Interestingly, the range of adopted techniques allowed determining the preservation of the chemical composition and magnetic properties of the deposition target material while STM analysis provided new insights on the presence of surface inhomogeneities, revealing the presence of magnetite-rich islands over length scales compatible with the applications.

Moreover, the sorting yields were compatible with the practical application of these reproductive biotechnologies.

These micro-sensors were weakly sensitive to temperature and thus compatible with the targeted application.

All products used in the production of BFC-1, were certified or accompanied by an adequate certificate of analysis and were fully compatible with the topical application on burn wound patients.

Furthermore, most of these solutions require specific data formats that are compatible with the respective application for initial data parsing and entry.

The settings S2 and S3 are more compatible with the real application use cases, where only part of the drug or target information is available during the model training phase (these settings correspond to multilabel learning problems where one aims to predict, e.g. one label per drug for the new target).

Suitable heteronuclear spectrometers compatible with this application are becoming more common, but are still sparsely available in comparison to a large existing infrastructure of single channel NMR consoles.