Sentence examples for applications spiked from inspiring English sources

Residency applications spiked after that.

But applications spiked 350percentt last June and July over the same period in 2006.

But Italy and Ukraine follow, and U.K. applications spiked during Brexit.

A study of coal miners in Appalachia found that disability applications spiked when energy prices fell, underscoring how workers turn to the program as a response to layoffs.

Like Centre College, where applications spiked 20 percent the year after its 2000 debate, Hofstra also saw a rise in applications, to 20,829 in 2009 from 18,741 in 2007.

In both cases, application via spiked soil had a greater impact than application via spiked silica sand (100 mg/kg Ag: soil 94%, silica sand 69% reduction compared to the control; 100 mg/kg TiO2: soil 27%, silica sand 0% reduction compared to the control).

The applicability of the developed technique was evaluated by application to spiked, environmental water and soil samples.

The usefulness of the approach was demonstrated by its application to spiked human serum and saliva.

The plasma assay was developed by the application of spiked plasma prepared from the drug-free whole blood that was also used for the DBS assay development.

Three scenarios with both pig and cattle manure were tested for the application via manure: (1) application of freshly spiked manure, (2) application after half-maximum anaerobic incubation of manure, and (3) application after maximum anaerobically incubation of manure.

WITHIN two days of President Obama's Inaugural Address, online applications to the Peace Corps spiked, as many Americans responded to the call to serve.