Sentence examples for applied consisting of from inspiring English sources

The forces assigned to the masticatory muscles for incisal clenching were applied consisting of nine important muscular loads.

For the second cycle, the HAM regimen was applied consisting of HD-AraC at 3 g/m2 (1 g/m2 for patients 60+ years chronological age) as a 3 h infusion every 12 h on days 1–3.

Because a surgical wound is most susceptible to surface contamination during the first 24 hours, an occlusive dressing is applied, consisting of gauze held in place by tape.

Studying the dedicated corporate sustainability websites of Hennes and Mauritz H&M AB and Primark Stores Limited, a qualitative multimethod two-stage research design was applied consisting of a website analysis and twelve semi-structured consumer interviews.

Afterwards, a quarter fractional factorial design (25-2) wappliedied, consisting of the four compactor parameters and additionally the compression pressure, in order to optimise these parameters for the dissolution profile and the buccal bio-adhesion characteristics (bio-adhesive force and energy).

From this population, search operators are applied consisting of selection, crossover and mutation.

In order to obtain the probability density function of the output variable, which is of mixed distribution type, the numerical combined method is applied, consisted of the Monte Carlo method and the modified least-squares method.

As mentioned, the model to be applied consists of a number of steps.

The load applied consisted of a continuous opening (10°) of the osteotomy gap.

The external fixators applied consisted of 71 Ilizarov fixators (Smith and Nephew, Memphis, TN), 91 Truelok fixators (Orthofix, Verona, Italy), 65 Taylor Spatial Frames Smithh and Nephew, Memphis, TN) and two TL-Hex fixators (Orthofix, Verona, Italy) (Table 2).

The method that Manan and Hugua applied consists of three primary stages: deep immersion ("shared seeing"), deep reflection ("stillness: allow the inner knowing to emerge"), and rapid prototyping ("action learning").