The phrase "apply the measure" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It means to implement or use a specific method or action in order to achieve a desired outcome or result. Example: In order to reduce carbon emissions, the government plans to apply the measure of implementing stricter regulations on industrial waste disposal.
As well as, we apply the measure to a dataset based on Twitter communication around #EndTaizSiege (related to recent events in Yemen).
The commission wants to apply the measure to all firms with global annual turnover above 750 million euros ($856 million), meaning US companies such as Google and Facebook — which have faced criticism for their complicated tax avoidance mechanisms — will be subject to them.
We apply the measure to ten genome-wide cell cycle time course experiments from the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe, and detect many new, weakly oscillating genes.
Subsequently, we apply the measures to enumerate product variety induced complexity.
We think that our results can help to apply the measures to more complex network classes and to interpret the results more adequately than before.
The board will consider applying the measure to all its schools next month.
Applying the measure to regional banks "would have had a very negative effect on the small businesses in local areas, which are big political supporters," said Masaaki Kanno, chief economist at J. P. Morgan in Tokyo.
However, applying the measure through interviews for this age group, easily overcomes some of the difficulties inherent to understanding the concepts in question.
Applying the measures would prevent a varying percentage of infections, ranging from a low of 40percentt in countries with stable or declining prevalence (like Senegal and Thailand), to a high of 70percentt in countries with rapidly growing epidemics (like Cameroon and China).
In "Atria," Ausubel applies the measured elegance of her prose to the very beginning of a life: "A tiny white spine began to knit itself inside Hazel".
The similarity between the frequency bins is measured by applying the measures given in Equations (21),(29), (30), and (37) in the optimization of Equation (16).
