Sentence examples for this project applicable from inspiring English sources
The project, being cost effective, easy to carry out and minimally invasive on teachers', scientists' and students' time, makes this project applicable to most science museums or other science-rich institutions in possession of a scientific collection.
A number of decision alternatives were generated based on the ICCMILP solutions as well as the projected applicable conditions.
The results of this project are probably applicable to other solid organ recipients.
It is possible that the model of educational outreach and collaborative care used in this project may be applicable for improving physicians' identification and management of other chronic childhood conditions first identified in primary care settings.
The results of this project will be applicable to the more than 18,000 patients receiving episodes of rehabilitation care in the public health system in Australia each year [ 48].
The DILP model can generate decision alternatives through analysis of the single- and dual-interval solutions according to projected applicable conditions.
There is no specific funding applicable for this project.
Most of the previous investigations about bonding behavior focused mainly on experimental and theoretical studies of shear stress between reinforcing bars and concrete specimens (e.g., Bouazaoui and Li, 2008; Fang et al. 2006; Khandaker and Hossain 2008), and plastic bars and concrete samples (e.g. Won et al. 2008), but not directly on steel strips, which are applicable to this project.
A method for sampling biowaste involving several stages of extraction of small and large samples plus milling has been developed and analysed statistically by la Cour Jansen et al. (2004), but it was considered too resource-demanding to be applicable for this project.
The purpose of this project is to design and develop a clinically applicable self-healing dental composite (SHDC).
"DOT and our partner agencies are complying with all applicable environmental review requirements for this project," writes Eric Beaton, a DOT deputy commissioner.
