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2-AA shows a somewhat similar broad applicability; it can, however, also be applied in electromigrative separation techniques as it introduces an anionic charge at intermediate to high pH.

It analyzes both time series data and other types of data like customer data, thus providing broader applicability than similar tools that only focus on time series data.

Given the large geographical extent of this study resulting logistic models to estimate the likelihood of bark beetle attack should have wide applicability across similar ponderosa pine forests across the Southwest.

The ability to lower As concentrations in situ in high-pH ground water should have broad applicability because similar high-As ground water is present in many parts of the world.

Relatively less research has explored the potential applicability of similar services for indoor settings.

Characteristics of land tenure and use policy during 30 years of small irrigation system operations in Niger that have enhanced beneficiary incentives and project sustainability are summarized and a closer examination of the applicability of similar policies and practices among other systems in the region is suggested (Norman 1998).

(Bill Clinton had signed a similar order, but with applicability limited to a state of emergency only, however that may be defined. Power only ever drives in one direction).

While recognition of stimuli taken under identical viewing conditions can be solved by image matching, rotation in depth which occurs frequently under natural viewing conditions at least diminishes the applicability of similar compensatory strategies.

MRI handling and applicability was similar to human systems, resolution as low as 0.1 mm.

Another similar study confirmed the applicability of this technique using MSC-derived sheets organised to produce a vascular graft [ 113].

Equivalent modifications to the d-xylose utilization pathway yielded similar responses, demonstrating the applicability of our observations.