Sentence examples for it applicable both from inspiring English sources
Its standard nature makes it applicable both to personalized medicine (predicting the absolute benefit ABi for a particular patient i) and drug R&D (predicting the NPE to guide decision-making).
The delivery of highly focused radiation with a sharp dose fall-off is theoretically expected to reduce delayed neurotoxicity, and this feature makes it applicable both in the upfront and the salvage setting after recurrence or progression after prophylactic or therapeutic WBRT.
It is applicable both for steady state and dynamic systems.
It is applicable both in uniaxial and biaxial requests.
Viscoelastic stress components in Darcy's law make it applicable for both Fickian and non-Fickian fluid transport.
The advantages of the criterion include the fact that it can be evaluated efficiently and exactly, without asymptotic approximations, and importantly, there are no adjustable hyper-parameters, which makes it applicable to both small and large amounts of data.
Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) can produce many OH− and CO32− ions after dissolution and hydrolysis in a water isopropanol system, thereby making it applicable as both depositing agent and reducing agent in the synthesis of graphene/Co2(OH)2compositesites.
An advantage of MRI is its high spatial resolution and image quality, especially with increasing magnetic field strength, making it applicable to both small animals and patient imaging.
However, the words 'handle your feelings' were replaced by 'handle your emotional life', to make it applicable to both underlying scales: " How important/difficult is it for you to handle your emotional life concerning your visual impairment?" (see Appendix in [ 47]).
It is not clear from the description if this hypothesis suggests different scenarios for monospecies and multispecies communities, it appears that it is applicable to both.
Its characteristics include the following: it is applicable to both symmetric and asymmetric problems with random elements; it does not use subjective decisions, so it can be completely mechanized; it is appreciably faster than any other method proposed; and it can be terminated at any point where the solution obtained so far is deemed sufficiently accurate.
