The phrase "apply to judge" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of submitting an application for a position as a judge or to seek a judgment from a judge, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I need to apply to judge the upcoming art competition."
Alternatives: "submit an application to be a judge" or "apply for the position of judge."
In 1986, Dr. Stephen Lock, then editor of The British Medical Journal, wrote, "Editors, the arbiters of rigor, quality and innovativeness in publishing scientific work, do not apply to their own work the standards they apply to judging the work of others".
Does it mean that all judges, no matter how high up the ladder, need frequent training on the ethics that apply to judging?
In addition, fixed points are calculated and their positions are applied to judge response regimes.
The former can be used to identify the instability mode (forward or backward modes), and latter can be applied to judge in advance whether the instability occurs.
Correlation coefficients and mutual information, which are effective for assessing the dependence relationships, are applied to judge whether the stochastic IES model is correct.
The equivalence among user equilibrium, stationary path flow pattern and stationary link flow pattern is established, which can be applied to judge whether a given network traffic flow has reached UE or not by detecting the stationary or non-stationary state of link flow pattern.
Two-tailed t test was applied to judge the optimum value of pH within 5%% level of significance (Table 1).
So there was a need to identify the leadership behavior/s which can be applied to judge followers' creativity and entrepreneurial outcomes.
The risk assessment method synthesizes the probability and the severity of the fault, and the risk indicator is applied to judge the transient stability of the system.
Then, the fuzzy logic method is applied to judge the type of precipitation particles based on the precipitation pattern which was known.
