Sentence examples for applied to direct from inspiring English sources
The 2004 directive made clear that it applied to direct as well as indirect discrimination on the basis of gender.
For example, an Au-binding peptide was applied to direct the self-assembly of organophosphorus hydrolase onto an AuNP-coated graphene chemosensor.
In order to investigate the effect of using the hybrid CL design on fuel cell performance, several membrane electrode assemblies with different CL arrangements were fabricated and applied to direct methanol fuel cells and hydrogen polymer electrolyte fuel cells.
The fundamental knowledge acquired by means of this multi-disciplinary approach in two selected reactions, the chemoselective hydrogenation of substituted nitroaromatics and the Sonogashira coupling between aryl halides and alkynes, is applied to direct the rational synthesis of more efficient industrial catalysts based on noble metal particles supported on metal oxides.
Machine learning methods applied to direct MS data carry risks of confounding, bias, and overfitting[21].
Coupling of small molecules or peptide derivatives to antibodies that bind to tumor cell surface antigens is also applied to direct potent small molecules to target cells (e.g., in form of tumor-targeting cytotoxic antibody-drug conjugates (7– 12).
Several examples of this mutagenesis strategy applied to directed evolution and structure function studies are also discussed.
However, an extension of leverage could easily be applied to directed graphs by computing in-leverage and out-leverage using in-degree and out-degree.
The use of Bayesian probability theory results in Bayesian networks when applied to directed acyclic graphs but can result in the methodology of this araticle when applied to kinetic models.
These circumvent the fund-raising limits that apply to direct campaigns.
(Cavanagh 2002: 199) One side in the disagreement could, then, stipulate that, as it is using the term, 'discrimination' applies only to direct discrimination, and the other side could stipulate that 'discrimination', as it is using the term, applies to direct and indirect discrimination alike.
