4. Note that this usage of the term 'causal' by Bohr differs from his usage of that term in earlier texts, where it refers only to the applicability of dynamical conservation laws, and not to the union of a space-time description with these conservation laws.
The second of these frameworks, based on implementation and thus referring more to applicability, is the PRISM model, which evaluates how health care programs or interventions interact with recipients to influence program adoption, implementation, maintenance, reach, and effectiveness.
The applicability of policy refers to the compatibility between policies and the local grassroots conditions.
The state evaluation of a catenary system refers to characterizing, both qualitatively and quantitatively, the applicability of the catenary to the normal operation of a railway line by utilizing relevant measurement and simulation data.
Transferability refers applicability of findings to other contexts.
For details on the applicability spectrum, interfaces and algorithms we refer to [2].
The applicability of the BLUE, which is referred to as the channel identifiability in this paper, relies upon a proper pilot structure.
This was done to ensure that we had a rigorous gold standard by which we defined COPD, but may limit the applicability of our model to only patients who are clinically referred for spirometry.
This representation motivates the applicability of the recently proposed compressive sensing (CS) theory [8, 9] that refers to such signals as 'sparse' or 'compressible'compressible
Finally, patients referred for patient self-monitoring may represent a select population, although this would not impact the applicability of the data to other patient self-monitoring settings.
