Sentence examples for applied refer from inspiring English sources

Similarity hypothesis between CO2 and R134a is applied (refer to Wijayanta et al., 2016).

Using selected set of data and Winprop 2013, modeling are applied refer to the flow chart shown in Fig. 1.

All data on volumes of glyphosate applied refer to kilograms or pounds of the active ingredient glyphosate, rather than glyphosate plus the adjuvants and surfactants included in an end-use formulation to enhance uptake by weeds and facilitate mixing and spray applications.

Using the signatures of heavy stable isotopes of nitrogen (δ N) and carbon (δ C) as long-term integrators of an individual's diet, one can describe an individual's position in the biplot of a two-dimensional niche space (for a detailed theoretical and methodological background of the metrics applied, refer to Layman et al. (2007).

Data were processed in the proprietary GPR data processing package ReflexW™, with the following steps applied (refer to Cassidy et al. 2009 for further details): de-wow, adjusted to time zero, band-pass filtered, topographically corrected, and converted to a standard gray-scale image for interpretation (with gains applied).

The model was applied refers to the Piper Alpha offshore disaster with the main intention is to prevent similar incident occurring in the future.

To obtain a balanced result for all surveyed countries - regardless of the disproportional sampling - weighting was applied referring to the number of inhabitants within each country.

Follow-up schedules were established and applied referring to the NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines.

The term insulin resistance, as generally applied, refers to whole-body reduced glucose uptake in response to physiological insulin levels and its consequent effects on glucose and other insulin-driven metabolic pathways.

By convention, the applied methods refer to those beyond simple geometry, such as differential and integral calculus, difference and differential equations, matrix algebra, mathematical programming, and other computational methods.

After this correction is applied, we refer to the total ligand as the 'Effective total ligand'.