Sentence examples for overall applicability from inspiring English sources
The overall applicability of inorganic CRT formulations for specific therapeutic application areas is highlighted.
The applicability domain is therefore delegated to the hypothesis types and this way we decouple the overall applicability domain management from the prediction algorithm.
Ultimately, the overall applicability of the interpolation process is evidenced by the close correlation of surface volume data generated by all interpolation methods.
We report on the device characteristics of these films and on the overall applicability of this technique to the fabrication of photovoltaic devices.
The results of MNN are further analyzed and compared to those obtained from a physically-based fate and transport model to evaluate the overall applicability of MNN.
The two popular architectures namely multi-layer perceptron (MLP) and radial basis network (RBN) models were compared with respect to design, prediction performance and overall applicability to the transient HCCI modeling problem.
Full testing verifies overall comprehensiveness, applicability, integrity, and functionality of all the components of the continuity plan.
Overall, the applicability of drug nanocrystals is highlighted by the widespread research on the production processes at the engineering, pharmaceutical, and nanotechnology level.
As a final test of the overall broad applicability of the contrast agent, we performed imaging studies in a lung adenocarcinoma mouse model in the KrasLSL-G12D/+; p53 flox /flox; R26LSL-tdTomato/+ (KPT) mouse model of adenocarcinoma in which lung tumors are induced in mice by intratracheal infection with lentiviral delivering Cre recombinase.
AD contained overall 153 single applicability statements, of which 25 were judged as applicable, i.e. that the current clinical condition matched the patient's written statement.
However, few studies indicated the selection/sampling techniques, and those which did used mostly convenience or biased sampling, casting uncertainty about overall representativity and applicability of the results.
