Sentence examples for evaluated for its applicability from inspiring English sources

One method, the response-based damage index, has been critically evaluated for its applicability to seismic damage evaluation.

A commercial lateral flow immunoassay for deoxynivalenol has been and evaluated for its applicability to verify wheat compliance with EC maximum permitted level.

Additionally, the significance of an innovative physiological index approach (SPINA) [ 21] is to be evaluated regarding its applicability for differential diagnosis between NTIS and latent thyrotoxicosis.

Support vector machines (SVMs) are evaluated for their applicability as part of the protocol known as the Halifax Consciousness Scanner [19].

A number of potential reference criteria (reference variances estimating reproducibility and limit values) also are evaluated for their applicability to decide whether the examined factors cause non-robustness.

Such systems were evaluated for their applicability to the detection of hypothetical adverse effects and their strengths and weaknesses to detect syndromes of concern are presented.

In addition, the formulae used to predict the flexural behaviour of RC beam strengthened by other FRP composites (e.g. CFRP/GFRP) were evaluated for their applicability to Basalt FRP strengthening.

Different techniques mainly based on ToF-SIMS and ICP-MS have been evaluated for their applicability to ISGR analysis.

*Adverse Event: Tumor recurrence or second primary OSCC Several commercially available anti-SNAI1 antibodies were evaluated for their applicability to paraffin-IHC (P-IHC).

Thus, the cross-use of commercial kits made for other sample types (such as soil and stool) should be evaluated for their applicability to AS samples, although they had been randomly selected in previous AS studies.

Fasudil has been extensively studied in animal models of cardiovascular disease due to its additional vasodilatator and anti-arteriosclerotic effects and is being evaluated currently for its clinical applicability in this context (Loirand and Pacaud, 2010).