Sentence examples for increasing applicability from inspiring English sources
These aspects become relevant with the increasing applicability of nanosatellites to a broader range of missions objectives.
The reduction in complexity in setting up a local model instead of a regional model coupled with the corresponding significant reduction in computational time points to an increasing applicability of complex process-based models.
Non-aqueous enzymology by means of medium-engineering has been proposed as alternative to common biotransformation reactions in industry [Stöcklein and Scheller 1995], and with a view to increasing applicability, the herein described crude PO from A. chroococcum SBUG 1484 was tested for activity in various organic solvents often used in biotransformation and biocatalysis.
Such studies may have included patients with a broader range of comorbidities, increasing applicability.
titanium surface provide further enhancement of bone-to-implant contact, thus reducing the osseointegration period, improving treatment outcome and increasing applicability to poor bone quality.
As trauma is increasingly recognized as a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the developing world, effective health worker trauma training has increasing applicability for other conflict, post-conflict and low-accessibility areas.
HELM thus increases applicability of SPOT data to quantitative remote sensing studies.
Remote tele-mentored ultrasound (RTUS) examination is, however, a technique pioneered in space medicine that has increased applicability on earth.
The development of stimuli-responsive nanomedicines with tunable cargo release is gathering an increased applicability in bone regeneration and precision biomedicine.
Using only a single guide has the advantage not only of reduced technical complexity but also of increased applicability because the choice of one reactant is not limited by the required dipole moment.
The TIDieR checklist (with minor modification to increase applicability in this context) was distributed to NF researchers as a survey of current practice in the design and conduct of clinical studies.
