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The correlation results of the viscosity for 30 binary subsystems with 444 data points show that the Eyring-Wilson equation has more applicability and precision than those of the Eyring-UNIQUAC and Eyring-NRTL equations.

Hyperbranched polymers, in which boron atoms are introduced in the form of borates, exhibit superior performance and have more applicability.

"Keep Calm and Carry On" has never had more applicability than in today's world.

hirsutum L). lines (10 cultivars and 1 breeding line) (Table  1) that represent a diverse group of non-related cotton lines from major breeding programs across the United States were chosen as parents for random mating so that the populations developed and QTLs identified should have more applicability to the entire US Cotton Belt.

While the methodology has more general applicability, its utility is illustrated by comparison to a consistently chosen example—broadband excitation.

To save the cost of network, HTDM scheme assumes that the sensor node has no GPS positioning devices, so HTDM scheme has more extensive applicability.

Two simplified material models are considered: a purely elastic model, which is useful when the material is in a rubbery regime, and a visco-elastic model, which has more general applicability.

Our method has more general applicability as it accounts for the effect of deleterious mutations, and can be used even when it is not known which region of the sequence is positively selected.

But non-WSSUS models have more universal applicability when the wireless mobile channel with broadband is studied with finer and more detailed knowledge of propagation environments.

Such a feature could have more general applicability in the explicit design of substrate variants as selective, tight-binding, and reversible inhibitors.

That may have more immediate applicability to Homo sapiens.