Sentence examples for dependent on the applicability from inspiring English sources

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].

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

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".

The one is dependent on the other".

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.

Here, we show that the applicability of the DSH is dependent on the inertial forces examined.

In a recent study the authors showed that the applicability of specific methods is highly dependent on the presence and quantitative importance of the specific fecal source groups.

The applicability of the method is however dependent on the frequency of the recognition sites of the applied enzymes, which is in rice 6.2 sites/kb for AciI and 2.8 sites/kb for HpaII.

These examples also illustrate how the utility of cancer registries for population-based research is dependent on the alignment of data capture strategies with clinical applicability [ 12].

However, the accuracy of TE is highly dependent on the experience of operators and clinicians, and its applicability is not as good as that of serum biomarkers with limitation in some patients, such as pacemakers, defibrillators, or overweight patients [ 11].