Sentence examples for data applicable to the from inspiring English sources

All the published U Pb geochronological data from zircon, titanite, sphene and monazite, and Pb Pb evaporation data applicable to the Palaeoarchaean-to-Neoarchaean geology of the Kaapvaal Craton are employed to reconstruct the history and crustal architecture of the ca. 3600 2500 Ma cratonic basement in South Africa.

The probabilistic characteristics of the model errors, including the mean values, coefficients of variation and probability distributions, for the burst models are obtained by analyzing the ratios between the test and predicted burst pressures corresponding to the test data applicable to the model.

Thus, systematic reviews currently provide very little data applicable to the disadvantaged patient groups [ 21].

These efforts will be rewarded by generating methodologically rigorous clinical data applicable to the broad generality of patients with delirium.

Although there is some information about the physiological impact of mild hypothermia [33°C or above) data applicable to the newborn are very limited.

Exclusion criteria were applied to identify special patient population subsets in which study results would not provide data applicable to the general population.

Metadata are descriptive data applicable to (1) the sedimentary setting (e.g., location name, coordinates, or depositional environment); (2) the paleomagnetic, rock magnetic, and chronological data (e.g., measurement and analysis methods, types of specimens); (3) publications and data sources; and (4) entry of data to the database (date and person responsible for uploading data).

A time-lag correction of 2 hours relative to Ilulissat was applied in order to make the data applicable to Vaigat, based upon analysis of the tidal signal in the seismic data60.

Whereas couples should be informed of their realistic chances of success based on data applicable to their own individual status, the data on the relationship between ethnicity and IVF outcome is limited.

For our facility, it is important to make our screening data available within the institute to engender scientific collaboration and make the screening data applicable to research groups with diverse interests.

Critics of Buscot's research have questioned whether this data is applicable to the United States, given the differences in how each country calculates BMI and the higher rates of obesity in the United States.