Sentence examples for differences in applicability from inspiring English sources
Kaiser et al. [33] used Laurdan microscopy to highlight differences in applicability between model and cell membranes, and the separation of different membrane proteins into regions of higher or lower order.
Laypersons may be unaware of differences in applicability, risk calculation algorithms and output formats among such calculators.
70, 72 While in the former study these increases were proportional to the dose administered, this did not hold true in the latter trial, perhaps indicating differences in applicability of this PD marker or differential apoptosis-inducing activity of obatoclax in different tumor contexts.
The nuances of language will create differences in the applicability, not just for different countries, but also within a country and between different settings (such as during an influenza pandemic) [ 4].
All these factors contribute to, often, large differences in the applicability of specific LAPs for different leukemia cases.
Differences in the applicability between this hybrid ventilation scheme and the other two low-energy ventilation schemes are presented.
The differences in mean applicability score for 2010 and 2012, were 26.5 (p<0.03) and 28.3 (p<0.02), respectively.
(2011) note that although disorder-specific models may emphasize differences in treatment applicability, there are considerable similarities among evidence-based manuals, which may in fact be helpful to address multiple emotional problems.
That these cases belong to past or to future times, that they have or have not already occurred, makes no difference in the applicability of the rule to them.
However, since Cho and Cho [3] evaluated the performance of this complexity estimation conducted through interpolation based on super low-resolution images (e.g., 240 × 128, 192 × 144, 192 × 112) with small differences in complexity between frames, its applicability to the current trend of using high-resolution images is uncertain.
These differences in parental motivations may limit applicability in other countries such as the UK where direct parent-incurred health service costs are less relevant.
