Because material modification processes including deposition and ion bombardment are more and more transferred into industrial application, the knowledge of angular-dependent re-sputtering yields is of utmost importance for applicability of the process to component parts or workpieces.
In recent published literature the importance of the applicability of hazard identification approaches to both continuous and batch plants, as well as qualitative model re-usage for selective quantitative simulation has been emphasised.
The developmental work highlights the importance of considering applicability and acceptability of behaviour change interventions to organisations, as well as to providers and recipients.
The importance of the applicability of aptamers has significantly increased with recent advancement in nanotechnology, microfluidics, microarray, and other technologies for application in the clinical field.
The results highlight the importance of the applicability of biomass reference values to the study area but also indicate that the resolution and accuracy of the spatial data are still critical to obtain reliable AGB estimates at local level, which are necessary for land management or estimating emissions from deforestation at specific locations.
Performance indicators are needed to establish design and operational criteria; in particular, the importance of their measurement, applicability, and the factors that affect system efficacy.
Results of this field demonstration highlight the importance and applicability of rock matrix parameters determined at the bench-scale, and suggest that carbon isotopic enrichment can be used as a line of evidence for abiotic dechlorination within rock matrices.
The importance and applicability of these markers are confirmed by observing an excess of 45,000 hits on the word "microsatellite" on the Web of Science database (accessed late-2010).
