Sentence examples for applied in the entire from inspiring English sources
The resulting constitutive equation is applied in the entire network of elastomers.
This rule applied in the entire Mediterranean and is today known in the maritime law of all nations as general average.
This entrance effect reveals that the system codes using the correlations developed from the fully-developed flow condition can be appropriately applied in the entire PBR core.
The correction was applied in the entire cortex for the abstract vs. concrete contrast (and vice versa; e.g., Figs. 1b and 5a) and for the group X imperceptibility interaction, as well as for supplementary analyses in figures presented on entire cortical hemispheres.
Although the GDPR applies in the entire EU, it recognises the relevance of national rules and provides a certain margin of manoeuvrability for all member states to specify their rules within the general framework of the EU legislation with regard to health data.
The mathematical modified first order model (3) (Vavilin et al. 2008), which includes parameters for ultimate methane yield and conversion constant, has been widely applied in simulating the entire AD process (Zhao et al. 2016).
Methods similar to those applied in the postal-based portion in Oslo were applied for the entire three-year follow-up of all participants from the 2001 baseline study in rural Hedmark.
The FDA advisory in March applied to the entire group of medications.
The conventional model of diffusion and reaction in porous catalysts can not be applied to the entire reaction-network in the zeolite-crystals, because migration of olefins in the zeolite can not be understood as random-walk diffusion.
But the captain's description of the wing's audacious bit of skill as "Match of the Day-type stuff" could have applied to the entire contest in Cardiff.
A principal components analysis was also applied to the entire sample in order to identify those factors, which could account for individual variability across the eleven scales of the TAQ.
