Sentence examples for application close to from inspiring English sources
In order to achieve the desired type of tooth movement, altering the height of the anterior retraction hook can make the force application close to the CR.
PSD503 is a topical gel containing phenylephrine 20% weight/weight (w/w) intended for vaginal application close to the area of the urethral sphincter in women with SUI and has been used in patients with faecal incontinence.
Analysis of the literature and experienced surgeons propose its use respecting some rules: avoiding direct application close to the parenchymal surface, no pulverization on small hepatic veins holes, and venting the abdomen (open trocars) in order to decrease the intraperitoneal pressure [30].
For our application, close to real time processing is not essential as the results obtained are used for subsequent scientific analysis to obtain trends in various choroidal conditions.
Conversely, if the effect of Shell's involvement is to pull the NERC research agenda towards areas of immediate application closer to the company's commercial interest, then why should the taxpayer continue to subsidise such research?
For this reason large-scale waste water treatment is the application closest to industrial realisation and is the domain of much current MFC research.
The highest IWUE was obtained with applications close to 90 kg N ha−1.
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Up to now, Cr2O3 has been most promising material for realistic applications close to room temperature in ME-controlled spintronic elements like MERAM.
Amazon's facilities in Dublin were long the only option for European developers who wanted to host their applications close to their home markets.
"The Internet is becoming a critical link in the computing and communications chain to be able to either bring the applications closer to the end-user or to bring the end-user closer to the applications," Kathleen Earley, president of AT&T's data unit, said yesterday in an interview.
