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The results validate the performance of the system and indicate its applicability in SAGD process monitoring.

The proposed M-E prediction model is verified by using various field data from Korean LTPP to indicate its applicability to predict the spalling distress.

The high sensitivity, good durability, and large bandwidth of the PVDF film indicate its applicability in high amplitude impulsive field measurements.

The application to an industrial environment showed improved productivity and competitiveness, indicating its applicability on realistic reverse logistical planning problems.

In addition, the proposed method was reliably validated by comparison with field observation, and thus indicates its applicability to risk management for shield TBM tunneling.

Furthermore, the proposed electrodes were utilized for the determination of ROX in human plasma, where electrode B covers drug Cmax which indicated its applicability to pharmacokinetic, bioavailability and bioequivalent studies.

The data obtained from this model indicated its applicability at different temperature (30 50 °C) but data were fitted best at higher temperatures (40 and 50 °C) as indicated by high determination coefficient (R2), RSE and least χ2 values (Table 2).

This is compared with the kinetic studies of Ni II) adsorption of coconut husk conducted by Kehinde et al. [21] where regression coefficients showed high values for the pseudo-second-order kinetic model (R2 = 0.999) indicating its applicability to adsorption.

When administered in face to face interviews, the Kiswahili version of the inventory showed good reliability and validity in 12 14-year-old 12 14-year-old 12 14-year-oldng itschoolchildreny.

To indicate its broad applicability, we show that the model can be used to compare global periodic transcription data sets from different organisms: S. cerevisiae and S. pombe.

This indicates its potential applicability in several applications, since CLEAs can resist the harsh changes in the environment.