Sentence examples for application attributes from inspiring English sources

While the regression underlying the estimates in the first column does not include any other control variables, the second column includes all application attributes and occupational fixed effects.

Figure 17 also shows the potential privacy protection design space, as the privacy attributes, such as gender, may also be regarded as the application attributes.

Shaikh et al. developed and evaluated lecithin organogels for the topical application attributes.

Just like the Descriptor application attribute, this attribute is mostly for information purposes.

However, if the height attribute is chosen as the application attribute, while the gender attribute is chosen as the privacy attribute to be protected, it is impossible to protect the privacy and satisfy the application utility at the same time.

This validation level requires that all Compounds must have the InChI attribute, that the Properties must have both endpoint attributes with their units given as UCUM Cargo, and that the Descriptors must have the application attribute.

3D self-supported hierarchical Ni and Co co-hydroxide architectures are promising electrode materials for supercapacitor application attributed to their prominent properties such as binder-free electrode fabrication process and high power density.

Fungi laccases with high redox potential are particularly useful than other ones in application, attributing to a broader range of substrates as well as the expanding utilization of mature laccase mediator system [ 85, 86].

Net Applications attributes the increase in usage to Microsoft's 'Confidence' campaign, but other factors may be involved as well, like the success of Windows 7 and the browser choice screen that now turns up with new Windows installations in Europe (I think a lot of people choose to install IE8 out of familiarity with the browser's name and logo).

Some were part of a post-9/11 surge in applications attributed by officials to a mix of patriotism and insecurity.

Mrs May and other Home Office ministers have blamed the problems at the Passport Office on a surge in applications, attributing it partly to growing public confidence about the economy.