The phrase "apply to the coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or terms that are relevant to an insurance policy or similar context.
Example: "Before you can receive benefits, you must ensure that your situation applies to the coverage outlined in your policy."
Alternatives: "pertain to the coverage" or "relate to the coverage".
The same worry applied to the coverage of the Women's World Cup final, between the United States and Japan, that does so many other American appearances in international competition.
By Adam Gopnik July 18, 2011 The same worry applied to the coverage of the Women's World Cup final, between the United States and Japan, that does so many other American appearances in international competition.
Briefly, in a scenario composed by a macro- and a pico-cell, a bias is applied to the coverage area of the pico-cell to balance the number of users associated to both types of cells.
If, in the 75 countries with the highest death rates, we apply to the entire population the same coverage of essential interventions enjoyed by the richest 20 per cent of households, we can prevent the deaths of 2 million children even as soon as 2015, the deadline for the Millennium Development Goals," Dr Chopra added.
If the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation rules are not followed, it is possible that the $100,000 insurance coverage would apply to the single bank account, not the different owners of the money.
In a hopeful sign, the networks have made it clear to both Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton that the same rules apply to the conventions that have applied to their coverage all year: The cameras will go to the ratings draws.
Once the presence of heterogeneous DNA in genomic reads has been assessed, taxonomic predictions applied to the read coverage distribution (see Fig. 3) can be used to target the assembly towards a particular DNA fraction.
Much like the contig correction phase, several filters are applied to the scaffold: static coverage thresholds for the very low coverage sequences and a dynamic coverage threshold that adapts to the local coverage depth.
Scalpel applied the standard formula for the Chi-Square statistics and applied to the K-mer coverage of both alleles of an INDEL.
On the contrary, when a negative potential is applied to the substrate, a full coverage of the surface may be reached (Figure 1f).
