Sentence examples for rapid applicability from inspiring English sources

The advantages of the model presented here include rapid applicability and a valuable analysis to derive mass burn rate and other useful parameters using experimental data from vented explosions with reasonable residual reactant values.

It is important to note that while kidneyReduced is based on a significant amount of metabolomics data, transcriptomic data, and most importantly, manual literature curation, the reconstruction of kidneyTSEM is fully automated using transcriptomic data alone – an important point for rapid applicability to a broad range of contexts.

According to the experiment results, the proposed system has advantages of high applicability, rapid processing speed, and good accuracy with the RMS error≤1% of measuring a large-size microlens, but without the requirement of prior training.

Applicability of the proposed methodology is shown for rapid and efficient application development in two major smart card frameworks: Java Card and ZeitControl Basic Card.

Effort will focus on those questions and organisms of highest environmental relevance, and on sequences likely to give reasonably rapid answers of maximum applicability across systems and habitats.

In this paper, we examine the utility of spectrometric techniques for soil analysis and critique their applicability to rapid SQA; in particular, we appraise their potential for development towards intelligent portable SQA systems for in situ application.

Through the construction of this pier-type structure, it has been possible to confirm the applicability of rapid load tests for large-diameter long steel pipe piles, the validity of the assumed pile tip plugging ratio used for design, and the applicability of a simple method for controlling the end of pile driving.

Sensitivity of culture is over 90%%, but long delays in providing results reduce its applicability for rapid medical decision and infrastructure bottlenecks hamper its wide availability in developing countries [ 2].

Until now, within the Russian Federation, there was only limited evidence of applicability of rapid molecular techniques (biochips) for detection of mutations conferring drug resistance directly in clinical specimens [ 27]; molecular assays for diagnosis of anti-TB drug resistance are not widely available in the Russian Federation, a high TB burden country [ 1].

The applicability to a rapid warning for the two-patch event shown above confirms that tsunami prediction using a CMT solution is a powerful candidate for a rapid warning system.

The results of the experiments demonstrate that the proposed approach performs rapid convergence to address its applicability and generate good-quality schedules.