Sentence examples for application of act from inspiring English sources
If confirmed by independent studies, they can be used to guide the application of ACT in melanoma and, potentially, other solid tumors where ACT is currently under development.
Two limited RCTs have tested the application of ACT to acute psychosis with surprisingly powerful outcomes.
Several studies have shown promising results for the application of ACT to smoking cessation when delivered face-to-face to individuals, to a group [ 17- 20], through the web [ 21] or smart-phone applications [ 22].
Part IV of the Act contained a number of minor provisions relating to the administration of the Act, including provisions for the system of Orders in Council, definitions of terms (mostly as in the Army Act), and the application of the Act to Scotland and the Isle of Man.
It is contended on the part of the plaintiffs in error that the decision of the court below was based upon the application of the act of 1878 as a valid act, affecting the contract of the plaintiffs in error, and impairing its obligation.
"Even on this court's view of the scope of Congressional power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment, the Family and Medical Leave Act is undoubtedly valid legislation and application of the act to the states is constitutional," Justice Souter wrote for the three.
A large amount of public money has been spent on training both the legal profession in the application of the act, and the public authorities in compliance with the act.
His opinion said that the appeals court should rehear the case in order to "consider alternative grounds for sustaining application of the act that may be more consistent with Supreme Court precedent". Both the Endangered Species Act and the Clean Water Act have become enmeshed in the debate over private property rights versus government regulation.
Nevertheless, the Court continued to oversee the application of the Act and to insist that judicial interpretations be consistent with the Act's overall purpose.
He wrote: Yates did not rule the Smith Act unconstitutional or even overrule the Dennis decision, but Yates limited the application of the Act to such a degree that it became nearly unenforceable.
The ACT speed is thus a function of n(t) at the time of the application of an ACT pulse, which explains the mechanism of faster crystallization for each stimulus pulse, as classified in Figure 1a.
