The phrase "applied to each specific" is not entirely correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought, making it unclear.
You can use it when discussing how something is implemented or utilized in relation to particular items or cases, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence.
Example: "The rules must be applied to each specific case to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "applied to each individual" or "implemented for each particular".
The controller uses soil water potential (SWP) measurements to control the amount of water applied to each specific management area of a field, and measured system hydraulic pressure to communicate with other controllers.
In this paper we have overcome this problem, presenting a method where initial PCR primers are 5'-tagged with short nucleotide sequences (tags) in such a way that a unique tagged primer combination can be applied to each specific DNA template source.
Similarly to above, we use the terms 'ABSOLUTE' and 'absCN-seq' to indicate the results derived from exome sequencing applied to each specific method, and we compared the results of each algorithm with the results from ASCAT applied to SNP array data.
This particular Guideline received a great deal of negative comment because the airlines and government agencies misunderstood it to mean that it required full disclosure of all of the restrictions that apply to each specific flight.
(4 COLA rate applied by PHAs.PHAs using streamlined income determinations must adjust a family's fixed income using a COLA or current interest rate that applies to each specific source of fixed income and is available from a public source or through tenant-provided, third-party-generated documentation.
"There is a container, material is deposited layer by layer and a 'binder; (in this case the string) is applied to each layer in the specific pattern of the slice".
Quadruplicate wells were applied to each concentration for a specific time period.
First a common model was applied to each city to obtain city-specific estimates, and then estimates were combined using a random effect meta-analysis.
The analysis was developed in two steps, first a common model was applied to each city to obtain city-specific estimates, then results were combined in a random effect meta-analysis to explore the role of potential effect modifiers of the Tappmax-mortality relationship.
In our experience, this situation reduces to each hospital applying its specific policies to the shared application, in which case the algorithm can separately be applied to each hospital policy without change.
All the tools were applied to each of the 44 cell-type specific UW DNase-seq datasets.
