The phrase "application of a diverse" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the implementation or use of diverse elements, ideas, or approaches, but it needs to be followed by a noun to specify what is being applied.
Example: "The application of a diverse range of teaching methods can enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "utilization of a variety" or "implementation of diverse".
Current approaches to delivering science in nursing programs should be reviewed in light of this evidence in order to prepare graduates to practice in a complex environment that requires flexible application of a diverse repertoire of knowledge and skills.
The extraction of SNPs from the raw genetic sequences involves many processing steps and the application of a diverse set of tools, and thus its use is mainly limited to research [ 65].
In order to explore whether these predictions can be validated experimentally, we have further explored an intriguing phenotype whereby the application of a diverse range of small molecule inhibitors results in a clear, robust delay in the pace of Lfng oscillations across the chick and mouse PSM.
The EQ-5D-3L™ has been used in the paediatric injury population in previous research due to its ease of application to a diverse group of injuries and broad coverage of applicable health domains [ 7].
The chapter outlines the theory and practice of ROA spectroscopy through its application to a diverse range of molecules.
Blinded searches and screens have the advantage of flexibility associated with the application to a diverse number of target diseases [ 27].
With the diversity of silk-like fibrous proteins from spiders and insects, a range of native or bioengineered variants can be expected for application to a diverse set of clinical needs.
The new dynamic schema could potentially enable Semantic MEDLINE to summarize for many points of view, thus transforming it into a dynamic NLP application for a diverse range of needs.
The company rents a full range of construction and industrial equipment across a wide variety of applications to a diverse customer base.
Stoker has done applications to a diverse range of empirical problems in economics, including consumer demand, energy demand and supply, housing wealth and consumption, and the study of unemployment.
Previously, she was a computational statistics and machine learning researcher at the UC Irvine Department of Epidemiology and has built robust predictive models and applications for a diverse set of industries spanning retail to biologics.
