Sentence examples for more general applicability of from inspiring English sources
But Keynes erred in implying a more general applicability of his theories than he should have.
As we show, the rigorous proof for the wider class leads to even more general applicability of the theorem.
We demonstrated the more general applicability of this method to dynamically track receptor-mediated phagocytosis by monitoring internalization of FITC-labeled fibronectin beads in NIH 3T3 fibroblast cells.
In combination with dry electrodes [4], Zero-training would again provide a large step forward when striving towards more general applicability of BCI technology for daily use in man machine interaction.
We have also gone on to demonstrate the more general applicability of our assay by using it to quantify other genetic events.
In practice, more general applicability of our GIS-enabled approach is limited by three factors: particular differences in the extent of technical focus on GIS among sites; availability of relevant data; and variability in geographic and demographic organization among sites.
Here we present the results of a cluster-randomised intervention trial (2004 2007) undertaken in Hunan and Jiangxi Provinces, with increased power and more general applicability to the lake and marshlands regions of southern China.
Building on this achievement, we present here the results of a more stringent bovine intervention trial (2004 2007) we undertook using a cluster-randomised design with increased power and with more general applicability to the lake and marshland regions of southern China.
The importance of population differences is evident in the failure of one proposed algorithm to validate in a high risk population, 51 raising questions as to more general applicability to other populations such as "healthy" nulliparous women.
The technique and its variations are introduced in the context of the magnetohydrodynamical dynamo equations describing the evolution of the large-scale magnetic field of the sun and stars, but they are of more general applicability.
Clearly, the former method is available only for finite classes and may be very inconvenient even then; the latter, however, is of more general applicability.
