Sentence examples for most applicable ones from inspiring English sources
The dependent variables have been the driver performance results in the driving simulator and on-road, across a series of driver behaviour metrics which were selected to be the most applicable ones according to the following criteria: 1.
These two spatial analyses are among the most applicable ones in GIS because they are used in a wide range of use cases [28, 29], although they are also often used in conjunction with other analyses such as sky view factor [13, 30].
Pumped storage hydroelectric power plants are one of the most applicable energy storage technologies on large-scale capacity generation due to many technical considerations such as their maturity, frequency control and higher ramp rates, thus maintaining following loads in case of high penetration of renewables in the electrical grid.
These results indicate that all synthesized scaffold types under investigation have certain potential to be used in bone tissue engineering approaches with CTS + nHAP-NH2 scaffold being the most promising and applicable one.
But because I'm not technically poor (until the bank takes my house) the one that seemed most applicable for my situation is Matthew 5 42, "Give to the one who begs from you".
Therefore, we chose only one of the three items because this one was the most applicable to the Swiss health care context.
The geological issues and examples that we have used are some of the most applicable to everyday life, and therefore ones that many people will be able to relate to, such as geohazards (e.g. landslides), water supply, economic value (e.g. quarrying) and tourism.
One of the most applicable subsets of the GA is Genetic Programming (GP) (Koza 1992).
Fiber filtration is one of the most applicable fields in engineering.
Stainless steel (SS) is one of the most applicable materials in fabrication of cardiac implants.
Graphene-polymer nano-composites are one of the most applicable engineering nanostructures with superior mechanical properties.
