As we all know, most security technologies are currently deployed in wired networks and are not fully applicable to wireless networks involving mobile devices with limited computing capability.
However, most of these studies have been conducted in batch reactors, which are not fully applicable to large-scale industrial production.
However, this index is not fully applicable to adult spinal deformity (ASD) surgery as it does not include the surgical techniques most commonly used and most strongly associated with perioperative complications in patients with ASD.
In his Web column today, Carl Hulse looks at the race to replace J. Dennis Hastert, the former House Speaker, in Illinois, and finds that while many see Saturday's special election as a test case for the general election, "there are a few variables that might mean the results are not fully applicable elsewhere".
In WSN, these parameters are not fully applicable because sensor nodes do not use end-to-end communication.
However, due to modest selectivity and insufficient sensitivity, the azo coupling is not fully applicable on environmental samples.
In view of this, UMTS-MBMS provides a point-to-multipoint service for transmitting multimedia data via existing UMTS cellular networks, but it is not fully applicable to the ITS environment.
However, most of such security schemes and protocols deployed in wired networks are not fully applicable to wireless networks (i.e., wireless local area networks [1], mobile ad hoc networks [2], cellular mobile networks [3], and wireless sensor networks [4]) because of the network architecture and the computational complexity of mobile devices.
Several works, such as [28] or [29], provide some analysis of potential network delays in connection setup introduced by sleep mode techniques, but this evaluation is not fully applicable in architectures with C-plane/U-plane split and centralized control of small cells by a macro BS.
Taking into account the observations of the current study, at least in case of human bocavirus such assumptions seems to be not fully applicable and need further testing.
