Sentence examples for provide applicability from inspiring English sources
Several configurations of CIMP interface provide applicability for array-type sensors.
The Chlamydia Rapid Test specimens were collected from men who had not had to hold their urine for two hours, thus providing applicability in a real world setting without the time restrictions imposed by traditional testing algorithms.
The adhesive interaction between indenter and contacting surface was treated as Maugis-type adhesion to provide general applicability within the entire range of adhesive interactions.
This data begins to enable "polypharmacological" targeting of multiple kinases [7 9], which may more effectively modify network behavior [10], or forestall drug resistance [11, 12], or provide broader applicability against heterogeneous cancers or larger patient groups.
Moreover, validation samples collected from a non-Japanese population would provide wider applicability.
Moreover, they provide limited applicability to genome-wide screens for pathogen or host factors; these factors might influence systemic dissemination following GI colonisation.
Mouse models, however, provide limited applicability to genome-wide screens for pathogen or host factors – factors that might influence systemic dissemination following GI colonisation.
He finally focuses on short term, peri-operative 'window of opportunity' studies, which potentially provide greater applicability to the majority of patients.
It was therefore believed that the short forms would provide greater applicability of the measure in clinical and population-based studies through the reduction in time and cost during data collection as well as a reduced risk of losses [ 16].
The approximation of the network estimate for a single comparison by the evidence of a subnet and the visualisation of the decomposition into independent paths provide the applicability of a graphical validation instrument that is known from classical meta-analysis.
The photocrosslinking reaction of dendrimers through the triplet energy transfer might provide potential applicabilities to design and fabricate novel optical and electrical molecular devices from the bottom-up approach.
