Sentence examples for application stating that from inspiring English sources

Finally, the use of thermosyphons with phase change in thermoelectric generators has been studied in a waste-heat recovery application, stating that including them on the cold side of the generators improves the net thermoelectric production by 36% compared to that obtained with finned dissipators under forced convection.

Concerned about his patient's condition, Wood's doctor, Nicholas Ward, wrote a letter for Wood to pass to the jobcentre in support of his benefits application, stating that he was "extremely unwell and absolutely unfit for any work whatsoever".

On 13 November 1953, the government rejected the concession application, stating that Norway was bound to grant the concession to SAS on the basis of the merger agreement.

The application stated that this would replace the University's conference centre at Chilworth Manor.

The application stated that the demolition was part of a "master plan" which "seeks to establish the reinstatement of South Stoneham House to a standard befitting its Listed Building status.

The second application stated that the systematic review showed that dosing regimens varied widely and the dose range that was chosen for the new trial was based on one within that range that had shown clinical benefit (application 8).

The application states that there were increasing studies on the clinical benefits of this treatment in primary care but the added value of this treatment in secondary care in terms of cost-effectiveness was uncertain with no evidence on the importance of 2 year follow-up.

In each case, the record of a marriage was on file with the city clerk's office, but the individuals filed food stamp applications stating that they were single.

Based on the conclusions within systematic reviews, six applications called for long term follow up, rather than short term follow up and two applications stated that the systematic review supported establishing evidence for both short term and long term effects (applications 16 and 20).

For example the Biblical Worldview Applications states that, "Any biology, Bible, or other courses at PHC dealing with creation will teach creation from the understanding of Scripture that God's creative work, as described in Genesis 1 1 31, was completed in six twenty-four-hour days".

The planning application states that it would go to coal-fired power stations "and other industrial and domestic markets".