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Their words have general applicability, and have stood the test of time.
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The merit of the old stories lies in their suggestiveness and in their general applicability.
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Studies have focused on specific inflammatory bowel disease subgroups, limiting general applicability for the practitioner.
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New techniques and results developed in this paper have general applicability toward analyzing linkage disequilibrium near other mutations.
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These findings may have general applicability in cancer therapy, because aberrant activation of PI3K occurs frequently in human cancer.
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We also provide two lists of candidate control genes: one which is breast cancer-specific and one with more general applicability.
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In terms of simplicity, user-independence, reproducibility and general applicability the threshold-based and fixed dimension methods are the best ROI methods.
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Our approach uses label-free quantification for simplicity and general applicability, although it is equally compatible with stable isotope quantification methods.
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This method also demonstrates its general applicability to graft polySBMA onto Ti surface using different anchoring agents of dopamine and silane.
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The methods described in the current work have general applicability for lipid metabolism studies in mice brains in various pathophysiological conditions.
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These results validate the general applicability of such a rule, which is not pig-specific, but holds over for all analyzed pigs.
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FunHunt is also able to choose a near-native orientation among models submitted by predictor groups, demonstrating its general applicability for model selection.
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Since the austenitization and homogenization process is strongly dependent on the microstructure constitution, the general applicability for the process relevant parameters is unknown.
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Although, bioluminescence resonance energy transfer (BRET) has often been used for this purpose, its general applicability has been hindered by limited sensitivity and dynamic range.
