Sentence examples for applying essentially from inspiring English sources
Federal District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson acknowledged as much when she rejected Mr. Clinton's attorney-client privilege claim regarding Mr. Lindsey, applying essentially the same reasoning that she did in turning down the claims of executive privilege.
You'll have to cough up a good amount of personal information when applying (essentially, you'll be pre-screened), thus trading a modicum of privacy for the privilege of less time spent in the airport security line.
Thus, eGFR calculation may have certain inaccuracy when applying essentially healthy subjects, as has been done in the current study.
We have also identified potential non-moonlighting proteins by applying essentially the opposite criteria to above: 1) proteins that have at least eight GO terms in the UniProt annotation; 2) proteins that have at most one cluster at a SS Rel of 0.1; 3) proteins that have at most one cluster at 0.5 SS Rel.
The Minnesota Supreme Court applied essentially the correct standard in determining whether exigent circumstances existed.
The counterpart of the military engineer was the civil engineer, who applied essentially the same knowledge and skills to designing buildings, streets, water supplies, sewage systems, and other projects.
Hooke's law applies essentially to one-dimensional deformations, but it can be extended to more general (three-dimensional) deformations by the introduction of linearly related stresses and strains (generalizations of σ and e) that account for shearing, twisting, and volume changes.
As a consequence it applies essentially to all biological and cultural phenomena.
The precautionary principle applies essentially in the same way in the EU.
They applied essentially the same analysis as that of Frank et al. (1990), but used the BP MF radar, which has a much narrower beam than the standard SA arrangement.
"The one bright light in this finding is that the court made the ruling so narrow that it applies essentially only to us.
