The phrase "application of a true" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the application of a true statement or principle, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The application of a true principle in this case led to successful outcomes."
Alternatives: "implementation of a true concept" or "use of a true statement".
We should celebrate the rise and rise of article 8. Its development and wide application is a true sign of a civilised and tolerant society – and another victory for the Human Rights Act.
The radiochemical performance of DATATOC highlights the potential of DATA-conjugates to carry 68Ga-PET into widespread application through the availability of a true 'kit-type' formulation, a facile and cost effective synthesis as well as the preparation of previously inaccessible radiotracers.
Alchemy, an intricate and tridimensional network of colors where it is nearly impossible to establish an exact order of materials' application, looked like a true challenge for any technical study.
And though it got there largely on traditional, tried and true marketing, there are those who think the application of a little cutting-edge technology wouldn't hurt.
Application of true ITT analysis requires some assumptions and some form of imputations for the missing data [20],[20].
Application of a strict mass accuracy filter to remove false PSMs would therefore inevitably remove many true PSMs as well.
This is especially true when the first results were published at the beginning of the application of a novel analytical tool.
It combines the true-black, opaque finish of a liquid with the manageability and easy application of a pencil.
It can be shown, for example, that if the premises of an application of Modus Ponens are true then the conclusion must also be true.
The possibility of a gap between self-declared application of recommendations, and their true application cannot be excluded.
