Sentence examples for suggest its applicability from inspiring English sources
The high CR adsorptive removal ability and regeneration efficiency of this adsorbent suggest its applicability in industrial/household systems and data generated would help in further upscaling of the adsorption process.
The high arsenic adsorptive removal ability and regeneration efficiency of this adsorbent suggest its applicability in industrial/household systems and data generated would help in further upscaling of the adsorption process.
Nevertheless, the relationships between this in vitro system to predicted and actual propranolol plasma concentrations suggest its applicability as a suitable in vitro model to investigate the uptake of xenobiotics and when combined with elimination rates, may supplement in vivo bioconcentration fish studies.
Increase in photoconductivity is observed, suggesting its applicability in photosensor devices.
The fact that the SUE model was found to accurately predict variances in choices, suggests its applicability for transport equilibrium models that attempt to evaluate reliability in transportation systems.
The thermoemf measurements of CdS Bi2S3 nanocomposite thin film revealed n-type electrical conductivity, while the I V measurement of CdS, Bi2S3 and CdS Bi2S3 nanocomposite thin film under dark and illumination condition (100 mW/cm2) exhibited photoconductivity phenomena suggesting its applicability in photosensors devices.
Diagnostic test with field serum samples suggested its applicability to the practical diagnosis of neosporosis.
The method showed high sensitivity and specificity, suggesting its applicability to the practical diagnosis of neosporosis.
These results demonstrate that PART-up can successfully discriminate concordant true aberrations from concordant false positive aberrations, suggesting its applicability to genomic data obtained in unpaired experimental designs.
PET has also been used to measure the effect of anti-inflammatory interventions, suggesting its applicability for testing novel drugs [ 52].
The PAM13-I has been demonstrated to be a valid and reliable measure of patient activation and the present study suggests its applicability to the Italian-speaking chronic patient population.
