Sentence examples for definition of applicable from inspiring English sources

Appendix A provides the definition of applicable two-phase variables.

The measured data are fundamental for the development and validation of analytical and numerical models and contribute to the definition of applicable strength design criteria of composite cylindrical shells in the post-buckling field, with the final aim of a larger structure weight saving.

Proposed miR signatures require rigorous biological and statistical validation in addition to clear definitions of applicable target populations.

This study provides a new definition of usability applicable to the consumer electronic products.

In a collaborative project with the European Headache Federation (EHF), LTB used various qualitative research methods to develop, through focus-group consultations and expert consensus, a definition of quality applicable to headache services.

The Gruppo italianoTrapianto di Midollo Osseo working group proposed a definition of PMs applicable to clinical trials and clinical practice.

Despite this lack of clarity, we identified 12 studies that met a definition of success applicable to malaria elimination settings: zero indigenous malaria cases in the target population maintained for at least 6 months after the end of all drug administration (Table 1).

Nevertheless, a number of definitions of validity applicable to modal wffs have been given, each of which turns out to match some axiomatic modal system in the sense that it brings out as valid those wffs, and no others, that are theorems of that system.

This paper combines general definitions of innovation applicable in all economic sectors with a systems approach, to develop a conceptual framework for the statistical measurement of innovation.

But with watchmakers importing an ever-increasing number of parts, the council announced in October that it intended to tighten the legal definition of "Swiss Made" applicable to all products, including horological.

Zaslavskiy et al. (2009) provide a definition of constrained alignments applicable to global one-to-one alignments of PPI networks.