Sentence examples for long-term applicability from inspiring English sources

A pilot scale test lasting for 12 months was conducted to evaluate the long-term applicability of the self-adaptive membrane module.

Moreover, the negligible photoinduced cellular deterioration and high photostability under continuous laser scanning shed light on its long-term applicability for cellular investigations.

We analyze the limits of active tracking, posed by the various network and terminal constraints (such as connection throughput, mobile network capacity or terminal battery lifetime) and conclude with discussion of its wide and long-term applicability.

These factors, combined with other possible secondary effects after prolonged use such as psychomotor, cognitive, or memory impairments, limit their long-term applicability.

To increase the long-term applicability of nanoparticle based aptamer sensors, the sensor response has to be generalizable to the experimental conditions in biophysics.

Moreover, buyers demanded that standards need to transparently demonstrate their long-term success and applicability by building a track record of successful projects and carbon transactions that deliver permanent climate, social and environmental benefits.

Moreover, this array shows excellent linear relationships, anti-interference capability, real human serum samples applicability, long-term storage stability and reproducibility.

Some preliminary analyses carried out on a composite girder bridge subjected to long-term loading demonstrate the applicability of the proposed method for evaluating the influence of different and complex phenomena, such as the shrinkage and cracking of concrete, on the effective width evaluation.

Research information from short- or long-term research studies supporting the applicability of disturbance criteria is often lacking, or is available from a limited number of sites which have relatively narrow climatic and soil ranges.

The NDP will often differ from established programs for small molecules to account for target differences, a lack of or limited species crossreactivity and/or the limited applicability of long-term studies, as well as immunogenicity assessment.

The "electronic tongue" is supposed to be capable to produce integral qualitative imaging (artificial sensing) of complex liquids such as food stuffs and beverages, comparable to human taste panel sensing and enhancing its capabilities by durable and reproducible operation, analysis and tasting of toxic and potentially dangerous media, applicability to long-term routine industry analysis.