Sentence examples similar to dependent on applicability from inspiring English sources

The clinical impact of an intervention is somehow dependent on its applicability.

This application on living cells can provide new insights into the receptor turnover, but is dependent on the applicability of primary fluorescent antibodies.

Portability: the accuracy of an LSA model is largely dependent on the parameters of its applicability domain (type and size of corpus), making it difficult to apply successful experiments to new domains [10, 11, 19].

LEFM is an established method for fatigue strength evaluation of welded joints and its applicability is much dependent on the ease and accuracy of quantifying the stress intensity factor (SIF) along the crack front.

Industrial research is not done in isolation, and he is conscious that his colleagues in production and marketing "are directly dependent on the quality, innovation, and commercial applicability of my research".

Since the applicability of CPPs is dependent on low or preferably absent toxic effects, we assessed cytotoxicity of the peptides using two different approaches.

So much of the real-world success of science and technology is based on applicability and appropriateness.

On applicability, five guidelines scored over 50%.

Emphasis was put on applicability, feasibility and measurability.

HRM analysis is significantly more affordable than other methods including TaqMan probes (Thermo Fisher Scientific) especially if used for a large cohort of patients and/or for a large number of genes30; or DNA arrays Sequenom IPLEX (CD Genomics), which requires specific equipment, making the applicability of the methodology highly dependent on the equipment available in each laboratory30.

The results are also dependent on the experts selected and may have limited applicability for issues involving an emerging science.