Anesthesia and surgical practices, as well as healthcare costs, have dramatically changed over the last decades, rendering their applicability to current practices in the US questionable.
Our alternative approach was necessary because the likelihood can be bimodal and is rarely quadratic near a maximum (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1), rendering the applicability of asymptotic likelihood ratio test theory questionable.
As shown in Fig. 6, local similarity can identify both impulsive and emergent events, which renders broad applicability, e.g., short-duration regular earthquakes and long-duration tectonic/volcanic tremor.
Analytical results show that scheme 1 outperforms scheme 2 in terms of the probability of detection and false-alarm, nevertheless, high detection delay may render the applicability of scheme 1 in CUWB.
The addition of ethanol led to a faster absorption compared to pure water and enhanced aggregation, which renders the applicability more difficult.
The synergetic effect between nitrogen and phosphorus, together with nanoporous structure endow NP-PC-0.5 with practical significance of applicability, rendering it as a promising candidate of Pt-based electrocatalysts in fuel cells.
Another issue is that data derived from global approaches can be interpreted in multiple ways depending on the experimental or theoretical model used, rendering relevance and applicability to mammalian cells somewhat questionable.
To use a few apparent gaps in Subpart 2 to render its textually explicit applicability to nonattainment areas under the new standard utterly inoperative is to go over the edge of reasonable interpretation.
Therefore, deposition of a metallic layer (typically silver) depends critically on the substrate preparation, severely limits the applicability and renders quantitative measurement almost impossible.
No hypotheses are introduced regarding the shape of the envelopes, so rendering the procedure of general applicability.
