Sentence examples for interest and applicability from inspiring English sources

Metagenomics, the DNA sequencing of noncultivatable environmental assemblages of organisms, is fueling additional interest and applicability of sequence databases.

Due to the enormous interest and applicability, there has been a corresponding increase in the number of proposed sentiment analysis methods in the last years.

However, if domains with boundaries of highly less smoothness (even nonrectifiable or fractal) are allowed, then customary definition of the Cauchy integral falls, but the boundary value problems keep their interest and applicability.

So does this work at the intersection of community, employer, and worker interest really hold lessons of broader interest and applicability?

Moreover, the data support the huge interest and applicability of monitoring the level of daily locomotor activity in clinical RCT with privately-owned OA dogs.

The expressions are specialized for two limiting cases of immediate practical interest and broad applicability: analyte deposition onto a homogeneous anisotropic porous media and deposition onto close-packed solid spheres adjacent to the sensor surface.

This paper describes the continuum domain model of interest and explores the applicability of a superposition approach by which a non-continuous distributed spring layer is homogenized into a 2D continuum.

In this respect, the use of non-invasive tools for screening and monitoring has gained increasing interest and the clinical applicability of reliable, tumor-related substances that can be detected as tumor markers in easily accessible body fluids is subject of intense investigation.

Although ICU patients suffer mostly from hyperglycemia, we are also interested in the controllability and applicability of our approach for hypoglycemia.

The miRNA target mimicry and artificial miRNA technologies have proven to be useful tools to decipher the function of miRNAs of interest and should have broad applicability for improvement of rice disease resistance.

Wilson emphasized that he is glad slavery is gone, and pointed to his 2005 publication, in which he argued, "we were not trying to maintain that slavery in itself was a positive good...our central interest was in defending the integrity and applicability of the Scriptures".  .