Sentence examples for and so applying from inspiring English sources

However there are inherit differences between animal and human studies and so applying the same techniques for the meta-analysis of preclinical data is not straightforward.

According to reflexology, digging into the tips of your toes will help clear your sinus, while the arch of the foot connects to the stomach and so applying some pressure there could aid digestion.

I was really angry about this and so applied to get a copy of my credit file in order to find out why I was refused.

It is notable that this relaxation occurs within a single electronic state and so applies when both the absorption and fluorescence involve the S1 and S0 states.

This exploratory work neglects changes in channel semi-width and hydraulics, and so applies strictly only to small particle concentrations (but also to irreversible adsorption of a solute).

Once we developed technology to do this in normal cells, we set out to see how those copies act in cancer cells, and so applied it to HeLa.

This type of analysis also works for any singular value τ = − d and q = exp ( 2 π i τ ) and so applies to sums with n 2 + d m 2 in the denominator, as we see in the next section.

The Gazette dates from 2003 but had not been updated since then and so applied in 2009.

The books were available and so applied to other learning facilities like exercise books, pens and pencils.

Two team members (HF and SO) applied the eligibility criteria on the first 100 titles from the literature search and achieved good agreement (kappa = 0.71).

They also map NOD/SCID (mouse) genomic data to human and mouse genomes, reporting 3.17% and 95.85% mapping rates, respectively, and so apply no correction for the murine cells.