The phrase "apply for the present" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning without additional context.
Example: "I would like to apply for the present position available in your company."
Alternatives: "apply for the current" or "apply for the existing".
A 3D inversion including topography remained problematic and difficult to apply for the present study because the numerical modeling approach was designed for flat surfaces originally, but in the general case, the surface is surrounded by an air layer overlying topography.
The latter type of natural selection is more likely to occur on drug resistant determinants but probably does not apply for the present set of samples collected before substantial artemisinin pressure was in place in all the areas surveyed.
This interpretation might also apply for the present study.
Therefore, blinding of 'outcome assessors' does not apply for the present study.
The pressure levels applied for the present CG were previously reported [25], 11.5 ± 0.6 hPa for thigh and 17.6 ± 1.8 hPa for calf.
Finally, we were not able to measure the pressure levels applied for the present subjects, although we have previously determined the pressure levels of the same CG among different subjects [25].
A final concentration of 0.16 pmol/μL and isotope incorporation of 76.2% was applied for the present endogenous CD4 quantification.
In contrast to the WHO criteria combining both, clinical and echocardiographic findings, the WHF criteria are based on echocardiographic criteria only, and have been applied for the present pilot study.
Several model systems for cellular aging have been developed, and a representative selection of these models was applied for the present study: replicative senescence, a process of cellular aging in vitro that is primarily driven by telomere erosion, is a classic experimental system considered relevant for the aging of tissues with high regenerative potential (von Figura et al., 2009).
