Sentence examples for applied to the mainstream from inspiring English sources

What's immediately evident is the thought that he has applied to the mainstream jazz group.

But this sentiment does not apply to the mainstream American left at least not today.

This fact that is not at all lost on the artists, as privilege, opulence, and access (or lack of) are all elements that in addition to describing Mexican politics and late capitalism can also apply to the mainstream art world and its institutions.

The results in this example reveal that the cost-effectiveness ratio is lowest for the intervention applied to the general Australian population via mainstream GP practices, and highest for the Indigenous population when delivered via ACCHSs.

So any assertion that the Democratic candidates are out of the mainstream might easily be applied to the Republicans as well.

This idea was incorporated into mainstream economic literature by Arrow [ 28] in a review of 'the economic implications of learning by doing' and has been widely applied to the manufacturing sector [ 29].

As Ray reminds us, however, these are mainstream issues that do not apply to the betterment of all sectors of the LGBT community, to people who are unconcerned about marriage because they're simply trying to survive.

Mainstream doctors with ideas they would like to test have to apply to the appropriate one of these.

The IHSD Template can then be applied to adapt mainstream data, to allow its economic evaluation as if interventions were delivered to the Indigenous population via best practice methods of health service delivery.

The silicon-on-insulator technology is one of a series of advances in manufacturing that have been applied to making mainstream computer chips, using a technology known as complementary metal oxide semiconductor, or C.M.O.S.

"I always felt that voice recognition was a technology that would someday be applied to mainstream uses," he says.