Sentence examples for appropriately applied to from inspiring English sources

And it is appropriately applied to wireless communication for considerable radiation efficiency.

The thermionic-emission theory was appropriately applied to describe the electron transfer at the TiO2/TCO interface.

Appropriately applied to a specific context, landscape design can help people assess trade-offs when making choices about locations, types of feedstock, transport, refining and distribution of bioenergy products and services.

Trend statistical analyses, when appropriately applied to multi-year databases of microbial susceptibilities, may yield susceptibility tables that are significantly more accurate than traditional semi-annual or annual tables.

It is argued that the field is now mature enough that the X-ray CT technique is being more appropriately applied to solving select behavioral challenges through improved experimental design.

Based on detecting single point of markedly different value from the remainder of the fiber, the loss-modulation approach is appropriately applied to monitoring the strain/deflection of pipelines in OTDR.

In the present paper, we show that with the advances of knowledge of heterogeneous catalysis (CeO2 ZrO2 mixed oxides being taken as an example), this term can nowadays appropriately apply to heterogeneous catalysis as well.

Students are taught a variety of mathematical strategies during schooling that they must learn to appropriately apply to real-world contexts.

In Benson's terms, she may "regard herself as being competent to answer for her conduct in the light of normative demands that, from her point of view, others might appropriately apply to her actions".

At any rate, the key point is that actual theories of moral norms on the ground are not of one voice about whether moral norms appropriately apply to even the absolutely perfect being, and this gives support to the view that it is an open question whether moral goodness is a pure perfection (Murphy forthcoming).

It is imperative to better screen and diagnose America's fastest-growing ethnic group based on the BMI cut point that more appropriately applies to them.