Sentence examples for flexible applicability from inspiring English sources

These findings provide support for a more flexible applicability of the adaptive comfort model in the real world, and can serve as a valuable reference for the design and operation of MM buildings.

It is however foreseeable that implicit solvent treatment will play a central role in such methods, because of their flexible applicability and tunable performance in multi-scale approaches to biomolecular characterisation and design.

The improvements of accessibility in the optimized fractions suggest their flexible applicabilities for nutraceutical food industries.

Nevertheless, the study of the mechanical properties of this nanomaterial (which will dictate its applicability in flexible electronic applications) has just begun [9, 10].

The use of water as electrolyte, application on large substrates and applicability on flexible plastic substrates demonstrates the feasibility of this method for upscaling and use in industrial fabrication of DSCs.

Its four types of neutrality (TaN, TyN, ON and GeN) represent an obvious advantage, as they make GDI perfectly scalable to more complex cases and reasonably flexible in terms of applicability and compatibility.

The ultralong peapod-like nanostructure overcomes the physical and chemical drawbacks of vanadium oxide and has large potential applicability for flexible energy-storage devices.

Indium tin oxide (ITO) as a traditional transparent conductive material has been widely used for organic solar cells and light-emitting diodes; however, it cannot meet the market demand of FTCF due to its rising cost and brittleness and hence it has limited applicability in flexible electronic devices [8 10].

In the wake of this preliminary and somewhat novel study, the proposed framework offers a flexible capability and efficient applicability for the processing of large amounts of social media data that in turn can be fed back to producers and distributors of both commercial and user-generated digital media contents.

The ICRP model is more flexible and has wider applicability than the IEUBK model.

Unfortunately, conventional semiconductor-based Hall sensors are about 400-μm-thick and rigid, limiting their direct applicability in flexible electronics.