Sentence examples for excellent applicability from inspiring English sources
Moreover, this questionnaire was recently shown not only to have excellent applicability to cognitively normal subjects but also to be applicable to people suffering from mild or moderate dementia in two studies addressing the association of QOL with both frailty status and living status in an older population referred to the same geriatric service in Italy [ 10, 31].
The OPQOL has excellent applicability to cognitively normal subjects [ 19], and was shown here to be applicable to people suffering from mild to moderate dementia.
Shape optimization is also conducted with two design problems so as to illustrate its excellent applicability.
Because of this feature hyperbranched polymers show an excellent applicability for aqueous two-phase systems (ATPS).
Moreover, the proposed sensor demonstrated excellent applicability when tested for chlorpyrifos from vegetable extracts using a standard addition method.
Despite the excellent applicability of kernel methods, there seems to be no systematic way of choosing appropriate kernel functions or the optimum parameters.
The results demonstrate the excellent industrial applicability of these coatings for cold-forming operations: very low-wear rates were found for the (Ti,Al N coatings.
They can also be implemented in a distributed fashion and asynchronously at each transmitter, and are therefore excellent fits for practical applicability.
Immobilization exploits the use of vapor-based poly-p-xylylenes, which exhibit excellent biocompatibility and wide applicability for various substrate materials.
Overall, the excellent agreement reveals the applicability of the σ-based model along with an appropriate 1 0.5 virtual slope to the wave problems with vertical (or extremely steep) bottom topography.
The theoretical design leading to computational algorithms with excellent algorithmic attributes for applicability to practical situations are also addressed for both the implicit and explicit unconditionally stable representations of time discretized operators.
