Sentence examples for applying this experience from inspiring English sources

Mike is currently applying this experience as executive director of digital, Government Digital Service, to deliver the Digital by Default agenda across HM Government including the delivery of GOV.UK.

We intend to apply this experience for the full-scale KaTRIn facility to test the time reversal violation in neutron-nuclear reactions.

Action research is conducted to explore how the Taiwanese government learned from a hospital project and applied this experience to develop innovative IT-enabled services in the healthcare industry.

The banks will see what happened at Barro Blanco and will apply this experience in other examples.

The IRC has worked to apply this experience in the humanitarian sector, launching a new Outcomes and Evidence Framework (OEF), which drives all of the organization's efforts toward achieving five outcomes for the people we serve: Economic Wellbeing, Safety, Health, Education and Power.

Our research team has a track record of successfully engaging African-Americans in research studies, and we applied this experience to our recruitment efforts [ 32, 34, 37- 53].

Greve is now applying this broad professional experience to setting up her own research group.

High-quality apprenticeships – such as those offered by City & Guilds – guarantee that learners are not only competent to the required level, but have also received sufficient practical experience applying this knowledge and honing their skills in the workplace.

We report our experience applying this treatment in 3 patients with recurrent high-grade US with peritoneal dissemination.

In this paper, we review the recent developments in the field of flat-detector imaging and share our experience of applying this technology in neurovascular disorders such as acute ischemic stroke, cerebral aneurysm, and stenoocclusive carotid diseases.

Experience from applying this methodology to other commercial pedigrees (not shown here) supports large but imperfect correspondence between the lists arising from MCA and the individuals with the largest number of offspring in the target population.