Sentence examples for application thereof from inspiring English sources

But this cannot mean consent to every law or application thereof.

Indeed, it is a main research interest both for fundamental knowledge of the S. cerevisiae wine strains and for the practical application thereof (Bisson et al. [2007]).

The funny thing about public policy is how detached we make the arguments, votes, and application thereof, yet how significant of an impact it has on the lives of everyday people.

The selection of culture media was made due to the possibility of application thereof in industrial process of fungus cultivation (wheat) and using substrates that were not represented in the Biolog MicroPlate.

Many of these reports posit features of ASD that could increase the likelihood of violent behavior, such as impaired abilities (or the application thereof) to understand and appreciate others' mental states (impaired theory-of-mind abilities); difficulty appropriately perceiving nonverbal cues; and intense, restricted interests.

It is the intent of Congress that when poultry and poultry products are condemned because of disease, the reason for condemnation in such instances shall be supported by scientific fact, information, or criteria, and such condemnation under this chapter shall be achieved through uniform inspection standards and uniform applications thereof.

Before outlining the contribution of our paper, we briefly sketch some approaches surveyed by Randić et al. [12] who gave a thorough overview on existing eigenvalue-based descriptors and various applications thereof.

Hence, understanding how introns may affect codon bias of genes is essential toward understanding functional evolution of mosquito genes and the potential applications thereof.

It is a freely available user-friendly database, which will support both computational biologists as well as experimental researchers investigating the changing vocabulary of essential oils with various influences, and applications thereof.

Although the modern RNAi technologies may offer a new avenue for suppressing unwanted gene function in skins, the applications thereof have not been demonstrated to work consistently and safely in higher vertebrates, including fish, avian, mammal and human.

But resilience is not just a quaint concept; its real world application (or lack thereof) can have a profound impact.