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Additional data sets obtained from literature on sandstone reservoirs are used as well to demonstrate the global applicability of the proposed model.

The good performance of the algorithm for all these regions, despite differences in sediment characteristics, and the results of the radiative transfer simulations suggest the global applicability of the algorithm to map turbidity up to 1000 FNU.

Ensuring the global applicability of various products and related systems is one of the bank's major challenges.

Importantly, since present study was conducted in a geographically distinct location than the study by Drasbek et al, the study provides an important confirmation of the global applicability of the findings of Drasbek et al. Together these limited trials also indicate that recombinant P116 and P1 proteins can be useful as serodiagnostic agents.

Indeed, many cultures do not share the Western notion of individual autonomy, and this article's focus on the way that relational interaction can enhance and even create the conditions for autonomy is partly an attempt to expand the global applicability of the concept.

Given that the two studies were from different geographic regions, this provides assurance that our risk model may well be of global applicability.

In this way, it may have global applicability as world-wide, common elements of schools include the presence of curriculum and the use of teachers to deliver it.

And it has a global applicability in a way few stories do.

However, there is no single solution with global applicability.

Such local evidence might lead to less confidence (i.e. greater uncertainty) about the applicability of global evidence on lay health workers for immunisation uptake, even though the global review would still be seen as providing the best available estimate of effectiveness.

This paper investigates the applicability of global ductility in the conventional design procedure of structure foundation systems under earthquake excitation.