In that regard, the biospecificity incorporated into the design of the experiment ensures applicability of the method regardless of the sizes of the reacting solutes.
Based on the results of the experiment, the applicability of the surface-modification technology on low-quality recycled aggregates was determined.
On the basis of the laboratory experiment, the applicability of the DAD method for damage detection could be proven.
Prior to the real-time PCR experiment, the applicability of the maize actin (AY103587) endogenous control was checked and we found that its expression in the embryo was unstable during the first 6 h of the imbibition.
While optimally combining external validity and causality, randomized field experiments suffer from a lack of applicability as their adequate design is time-consuming, expensive, and often highly impractical; consequently, other methods are regularly preferred (Angrist and Pischke 2010).
These results, although limited to peak local pressures on the two test buildings for which good full scale data are available, are encouraging and invite further experiments to explore the range of applicability of the PTS method.
The theory was tested against model experiments, thus proving its validity, range of applicability and limitations.
Comparison of the modeling and experiments is discussed in terms of the range of applicability of the present detailed mechanism.
Using the unadjustable adsorption equilibrium parameters obtained from batch experiments, the applicability of the steric mass-action (SMA) model was analyzed for describing protein ion-exchange equilibrium in different buffer systems.
Comparison of results of an n-heptane/O2 flame with results from experiment shows the applicability of the model.
