The phrase "applied resulted in" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas that need to be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The applied research resulted in significant advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "the application led to" or "the implementation caused".
Finally, the model in which the optimal DSF design is applied resulted in a 5.62% reduction in energy consumption.
At both harvests, all treatments in which a P fertiliser was applied resulted in a significantly higher aboveground biomass than the control without added P fertiliser (Dunnett's test, P < 0.05).
The relatively low amount of pyrene applied resulted in a low increase of the degrader biomass even if only one key degrader would use this compound as a single source of carbon and energy.
As was expected, the largest RCF applied resulted in the smallest NPs to be found in the supernatant (Fig. 1a), and the lowest RCF resulted in the largest NPs to be dragged into pellet (Fig. 1d).
Other models (Jukes Cantor or Tamura-Nei distance) when applied, resulted in similar results.
Neither of the treatments applied resulted in a statistically significant difference in the bacillary counts at any site with respect to the control group.
Zoning regulations will very likely be applied, resulting in a separation of functions and a very low urban intensity.
In some cases a coarse design grid can be applied resulting in a drastic reduction of processing time.
In order to design a low order controller numerical approximation and model reduction methods are applied resulting in a low order design model.
For the data acquisition, eight scans with slightly different trajectories were applied resulting in a total acquisition time of about 8 min.
An external, inhomogeneous magnetic field with a constant gradient is applied, resulting in a circular MHD convection within the vertical plane between the electrodes.
