Sentence examples for application of the greater from inspiring English sources
The phrasing of the final element changes the application of the greater percentage test from that employed under current law.
In short, Omaha's cultural moment is all about the application of the great Midwestern bourgeois virtues — thrift, square dealing, humility, hard work — to bohemian artistic projects.
Sera were incubated with HPV-11 pseudovirions and the resulting secreted alkaline phosphatase (SEAP) content was determined by application of the Great ESCAPE SEAP chemiluminescence kit (BD Clontech) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Holistic learning sets the table for useful innovation; entrepreneurship is the practical application of these great ideas.
The application of the model shows great success in predicting the activities of 40 known c-Kit inhibitors in our test set with a correlation coefficient of 0.709 with a cross validation of 95% confidence level.
The application of greater PS force in the outer girder than in the inner girder improved the stability of the curved bridge and appeared to compensate for the differences in the curvature and span length between the two girders.
Conversely, greater application of the evidence in management; (for example, greater follow-up and reassessment, reassurance, explanation and advice about re-activation) might have been sacrificed to this.
The application of greater discipline and the organic and capital levers at management's disposal should confound the sceptics and deliver a material rerating from current levels.
We employed open adductor and iliopsoas tenotomy and Petrie cast application and guided growth of the greater trochanter as a means of redirecting the growth of the common proximal femoral chondroepiphysis.
Itself the practical application of a great idea, the CEL is the brainchild of Gordon College trustee and successful entrepreneur Joe Krivickas, CEO of SmartBear.
Toothbrushing may give rise to a number of complications, such as the appearance of oral bleeding in patients with severe coagulopathy because of the application of greater force than when applied by the patient.
