Sentence examples for application were assessed from inspiring English sources

The results of program application were assessed against the results of the existing MPRE program in place in May 2014, using several candidate short-term evaluation measures.

In this study, 18 investors having investments in the area of RES in Turkey were interviewed and the results of RES incentive system and other additional supports in application were assessed through a survey study.

Two modes of SC application were assessed: for SC/DONS application, SCs (2 × 10cells/ml) were mixed with Matrigel (BD Biosciences, Bedford, UK) in a 1 : 1 ratio, and 5  μl of the mixture was applied to the partially transected ON at the end of pONT surgery.

The CAA assesses each application to obtain or renew a licence to ensure the company is financially fit for the duration of the licence period and each application is assessed on its own merit.

Newly acquired skills and their application was assessed through a post course Objective Clinical Skills Assessment (OSCA) station.

The upper limit of application was assessed through the limit of linearity which was set as 300 μg L−1.

The adequacy of post-operative radiographs following frame application was assessed prior to the introduction of the new technique and then for a 3-month period following this.

The suitability of the model for this particular application was assessed by contrasting the simulation and the experimental results of a diametral compression test.

Finally, the benefit/cost ratio of the ESS application is assessed according to the main economic and technical parameters (ESS cost, round trip efficiency, lifespan).

Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm and of its implementation as an open-source application is assessed and the employment of the procedure is illustrated through the application to radio-frequency localization experiments in a real world testbed.

The neurological deficit after MCAO or NMDA application was assessed blindly by two investigators using a four-point scoring system established for rats [34], [35] and mice [33], [36].