The phrase "application and results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the practical use of something and the outcomes that follow from it, such as in research, reports, or project descriptions.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze the application and results of the new teaching method implemented in the classroom."
Alternatives: "implementation and outcomes" or "usage and findings".
The architecture was evaluated using a pedometer application and results showed it three times more efficient as compared to the existing solutions.
We now consider the selected graphical model, obtained by means of (backward) model selection from the mixed data source, obtained by averaging the complete variance-covariance matrices of financial and tweet data, as shown in the "Application and results" section.
Over the last 3 years, several clinical studies reported on the application and results of propeller perforator-based local flaps in lower-limb reconstruction [17, 18, 19, 20, 21].
Application and results are presented for the complex case of agglomeration in suspension of an organic pigment, performed in a standard stirred vessel equipped with a pitched blade turbine.
An example is used to show the methodology application and results are compared to those located on the efficient frontier, which were obtained with the mono-objective model through the ε-constraint approach.
The rest of the paper is organised as follows: in "Background and literature review" section we introduce our proposal; in "Methods" section we apply our proposal to financial and tweet data on the Italian banking market and, finally, in "Application and results" section we present some concluding remarks.
The prototype allows for data input, process modelling, methodology application and result display.
However, further assessment and development of the bioengineering application and resulting ecosystem impacts are necessary prior to actual implementation.
Previously, several statistical methods [1], [2], [10] [19] have been applied for the selection process, but the inherent biases of those methods limit their application and result in relatively high FPR [16].
However, a crucial factor alleviating the efficacy of the immunotherapy is the immunoselection developed during the period of vaccine application and resulted in the progressive loss of tumour antigens (Giorgio et al, 2002).
A sample with more red blood cells will yield less plasma water then a sample with fewer red blood cells because of the fixed analysis time between sample application and result readout.
