The phrase "applied to the settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain concepts, rules, or methods are implemented or utilized within specific contexts or environments.
Example: "The new software features are applied to the settings to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "implemented in the settings" or "utilized within the settings."
It applies to the settings where the new policy is introduced in some of the clusters, and a researcher additionally has information about the pretreatment periods.
The western site determinants for vandalism applied to the Asian settings.
In addition, the SMI-M should be applied to the local clinical settings for reconfirming the status of migraine.
In a separate analysis, the incremental probability of becoming non-compliant after generic substitution is also applied to the latter treatment settings.
All the settings applied to the training images were saved within an algorithm allowing batch analysis of multiple original multispectral images of different samples of the same origin equally stained.
Much of what scientists learn about ecosystems still tends to be applied to the kinds of isolated settings that some researchers describe as "islands" of wildlife within a "sea" of agriculture, where the human impact on plant and animal life seems more indirect.
The show_bkg function displays the details of the PHA background data sets which have been loaded into Sherpa, by data set ID. Numerous pieces of information are returned, including any filters which may have been applied to the data, the grouping settings, mission-specific header keywords, the details of any associated instrument responses files (ARF, RMF), to name a few.
These differences are only applied to the three least intensive treatment settings, as it was expected that compliance differences would only hold in treatment settings with low supervision.
Meenakari enameling is a favorite technique, for which she works with one of the few remaining craftsmen trained in the Persian form of the art, often applied to the reverse of stones and settings to make them even more personal to the wearer.
Note that for this analysis, the incremental probability of becoming non-compliant after generic substitution is only applied to the three least intensive treatment settings.
