Sentence examples for i be applicable from inspiring English sources

The two TCGA-02 samples were hybridized directly at Source C. The proposed MSCN was designed to: (i) be applicable to CN estimates from a wide range of technologies including, but not exclusively, microarrays, (ii) provide full-resolution normalized estimates and (iii) normalize each sample independent of the others.

The mathematical model has been constructed to i) be applicable to a population of interacting cells in proliferation, ii) to consider the cell population as a continuum density structured by the quantity p of transferable P-gp activity and iii) to have rules governing transfer.

Note: Phase I is applicable for inside teams (sales development, inside sales, account management).

When the subjunctive-historical notion (II) is applicable, notion (I) is applicable as well; the diachronic notion (I) is applicable when counterfactual considerations play no role in the application of notion (II).

If we assume that (G) has growth (prec e^{sqrt{n}}) and that the Gap Conjecture holds for the class of residually polycyclic groups then the arguments from previous part (i) are applicable in the same manner.

Scale bars are 50 µm (scale bar in A is applicable to B and C ; the one in D is applicable through to G ; the one in H is applicable to K ; the one in I is applicable to L, J, M ).

All other rules pertaining to expedited service, contained in § 273.2(i), shall be applicable to these cases.

After falling 7,500 feet, flat as a pancake — a metaphor I hope will not be applicable to my landing — I would wave off my escorts, pull the rip cord and float gently down.

We bowled into the deck and got the batsmen trying to hit into the wind and I think that will be applicable on this tour as well".

So we are limited by the behaviour that we are observing in this historical data, but this is still, I would say, would be applicable.

UVPerox I is shown to be applicable to reactors equipped with Low Pressure (LP) or Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD UVV lamps, using a broad range of organic compounds, resulting in a <5 10% deviation from experimental data for different water matrix compositions.