Sentence examples for applied singly from inspiring English sources
The mixture effect was stronger than the effects caused by the toxins applied singly.
Neuroprotection for ischemic stroke refers to strategies, applied singly or in combination, that antagonize the injurious biochemical and molecular events that eventuate in irreversible ischemic injury.
Service failure of engineered products and structures can occur by cyclic application of stresses (or strains), the magnitude of which would be insufficient to cause failure when applied singly.
The emphasis during the early years of research within this field, was on the assessment of acute effects of pharmaceuticals applied singly, leading to results regarding their environmental risk, potentially not realistic or relevant to the actual environmental conditions.
However, a t-statistic test was applied singly for each variable in order to individuate specific performance differences between public and PPP hospitals.
Our observation in this study implies, that the applied compost probably supplied sufficient nutrient which was taken up to synthesis vegetative and morphological development better than when AMF was applied singly or in combination with compost.
The approaches can be applied, either singly or jointly, to a broad class of business and engineering scenarios.
Our results indicate that these chemokines and growth factors could be candidates for research into targeted therapies applied either singly or in combination with anti-VEGF drugs for the treatment of PDR.
Past studies suggested that static magnetic field-singly applied or used combined with other physical or chemical substances-significantly relieved some pains and ameliorated certain diseases in different organ systems, e.g. hypertension, osteoporosis, neuralgia, diabetes and leukemia etc.
All products tested singly were applied on a preventive, 7-day schedule with the exception of OxiDate, which was applied twice weekly in 2011.
Pulses of TMS can be applied at different intensities, singly or repeatedly (repetitive TMS, or rTMS), and at low or high frequency.
