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In general, this innovative approach is fully applicable for all the pressurized water reactors from second generation.

The Greulich Pyle atlas developed in the 1950s based on middle upper class white populations, is also not fully applicable for children of today, especially regarding the standard development in other racial groups.

The results show that IonoGim and CODE have good agreement with small difference, indicating that IonoGim owns high accuracy and reliability, and can be fully applicable for high-precision ionospheric research.

Even if modeling smart-antenna radiation-beam patterns with circular sectors might seem too simplistic, real beam patterns can actually be precisely modeled by many adjacent circular sectors, so our scheme is thus fully applicable for any model to reach the desired real-world fidelity.

The experimental results demonstrate that the estimates of the aerodynamic derivatives are not sensitive to the motion considered; these results indicate that the principle of superposition is fully applicable for the cross section as long as the motions are within the range considered.

The western blotting approach allowed us also to measure phosphorylation level of mTOR and 4EBP1 to which the commercially available phospho-specific Abs are not fully applicable for flow or laser scanning cytometry.

It is shown that the off-the-shelf formulas for centrality measures are fully applicable only for the specific flow processes they are designed for, and that when they are applied to other flow processes they get the "wrong" answer.

We conclude that patients with PTSD and co-morbid SUD have been largely neglected in PTSD RCTs; thus findings may not be fully applicable to those meeting criteria for both conditions.

However, data from these studies are not fully applicable to the situation in humans for the following reasons: first, the lipoprotein profile of rodents is different from that of humans, with HDL being the predominant lipoprotein particle, which is probably due to the lack of cholesteryl ester transfer protein (CETP) in the plasma of rodents.

The analysis and the results obtained for linear fibrils are fully applicable to helical fibrils whose formation is describable by a simplified OK model.

The major drawback at this point, however, seems to still be the computational time which, as reported, needs to be reduced in order for these methods to be fully applicable in a clinical setup.