Sentence examples for application and spread of from inspiring English sources

The approach could serve as a guide for the application and spread of CO2-EOR projects.

These figurative "low-hanging fruit" from the title include the cultivation of much free, previously unused land; the application and spread of technological breakthroughs, particularly during the period 1880 1940, including transport, refrigeration, electricity, mass communications, and sanitation; and the education of large numbers of smart people who previously received none.

This results in an easier application and better spreading of the compounds on the mouse skin and avoids the drawback of itching, uneasiness, and sore formation in mice because of the delipidisation produced by the continuous use of acetone.

This paper addresses formulation and computational issues with sample applications to the spread of drug resistance among bacterial cells.

Animal waste handling practices vary considerably between farms, but generally include "land application," the spreading of waste on the soil surface as a fertilizer, which can result in contamination of soil and surface or ground water.

Universities were traditionally the centers of knowledge production, although usually in the case of second-generation universities the knowledge application only meant education and the spread of scientific publications (Wissema 2009).

It is a desirable attribute for skin pharmaceutical products, because the formulation begins to flow easily after the stress application, leading to a good spreading during application and a formation of a uniform film on the skin surface.

Acrylic conditioners are absorbed into the paint and have an application spread rate of 10 to 1 in area sprayed to area covered.

Therefore, several hospitals should share one CPC to standardize and spread the application of regenerative therapy using tissue-engineered oral mucosal epithelial cell sheets.

Such applications could impact the spread of disease and tracking of outbreaks.

This makes the product suitable for topical use, because of the initial shear to apply the sample; the reduced viscosity results in a good spreading during application and in the formation of uniform film on the skin surface [ 27– 29].