Sentence examples for the only applicable approach from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the only applicable approach for QTL identification and candidate gene detection in large farm animals is the combination of different pieces of evidence supporting the functionality of identified genomic regions in relation to multigenic traits (Mackay 2004).
The only applicable cliché: I must connect the dots.
Until then, easy and cheap analysis of intermittently drawn blood gases which is an integral part of contemporary intensive care treatment of critically ill patients is the only feasible approach applicable in any specialised ICU.
As the other methods do not provide a module ranking and our criterion is only applicable to enumerative approaches, we used the scoring scheme by Bader and Hogue (2003) mentioned in Section 2.3.
However, the conventional EKF approach is only applicable when the information of external inputs to structures is available.
However, this approach was only applicable due to the application of cost functions.
The third approach is only applicable to short-term HIV dynamics and cannot be directly applied for long-term HIV dynamics.
The suggested approach is only applicable if there is some clustering of individual exposure concentrations within water districts or units of aggregation (ICC > > 0 and ICC < < 1).
Although the new approach is only applicable to measurements of relative effects (i.e., risk ratios, odds ratios), it does not require any distributional assumption for the confounding variables in relation to the outcome, the exposure, and other known confounding variables.
Computational methods are often used to predict the dynamic linear elastic response of masonry towers and spires, but this approach is only applicable until the first masonry joint begins to open, limiting the ability to predict collapse.
However, since the number of bins for the joint histogram grows exponentially with the number of attributes, this approach is only applicable to data sets with a small number of attributes.
