The phrase "application of living" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the practical use or implementation of concepts related to life or living, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The application of living principles in urban design can lead to more sustainable communities."
Alternatives: "implementation of life" or "use of living principles".
Application of living radical polymerization to heterogeneous systems such as emulsion and miniemulsion polymerization may provide process and economic advantages over the traditional homogeneous bulk and solution polymerizations.
She said that Schaeffer "took Christianity beyond the Bible," and that he showed "how the application of living according to Christian principles has helped the culture for the better".
The results suggest that oxidative stress in roots persisted longer with the application of living cells than with their metabolites.
The in vivo experiment was presented here to further verify the performance of these algorithms for the application of living animal studies.
The application of living Desulfovibrio as hydrogen catalyst at a cathode without an added mediator, as in our system, was not shown before.
The original idea behind LAPS was the development of a sensing device for biological applications of living cells on a semiconductor field-effect structure.
We conclude with an outline of the future directions in the applications of living cationic polymerization towards the synthesis of advanced polymer materials for many high-value future applications, including applications in biomedical fields.
This review outlines some of the most recent advances in the design and application of live-cell imaging probes, with a particular focus on SNAP-tag technology.
Present study is based on application of live yeast Yarrowia lipolytica 70562 as new biosorbent was investigated for the simultaneous biosorption of Crystal Violet CVV) and Brilliant Green (BG) from wastewater.
Application of live loads widens the induced cracks even further.
In the 1st century, Roman physician Scribonius Largus wrote of the application of live "dark torpedo" to patients afflicted with gout or chronic headaches.
