Sentence examples for poor applicability from inspiring English sources

Foam is used as part of an effective dust suppression method in underground coal mines, but conventional foaming devices severely restrict its popularization and application due to the high cost of foam preparation, poor applicability and high pressure loss.

However, you suggest that poor   applicability is an inherent feature of randomised studies.

The wind load calculated according to "Load code for the design of building structures" mainly depends on the experience parameters of architectural construction with larger dimensions, which has a poor applicability to the bridge structure.

Raman spectroscopy is one of the most widely used techniques for non-destructive chemical characterization, although it currently does not provide detailed identification of molecular components in OM, due to the combination of diffraction-limited spatial resolution and poor applicability of peak-fitting algorithms.

He came into contact with young leaders from developing countries, who told him of the poor applicability of Western wireless technology.

Thus, this problem causes poor applicability with these methods for data imputation.

Consistent with the present study, Fujii and colleagues reported significantly poorer applicability of BARD in Japanese patients with NAFLD, compared with Caucasian subjects [ 33].

The studies lacked validation and had high risk of bias and poor clinical applicability as assessed by two independent reviewers using a modified quality assessment tool.

Poor reporting of applicability data by researchers may be a barrier to applying research findings in clinical practice.

However, because this postoperative CCRT regimen has the disadvantages of intolerance and poor compliance, the applicability of a modified regimen should be reevaluated.

Also the tool has poor practicality or applicability in the LSEC as the tool could not be completed successfully by a substantial proportion of subjects (33.8%) from the LSEC.