The phrase "as applied examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific instances or cases that illustrate a concept or principle in practice.
Example: "In our discussion of theoretical frameworks, we will also consider as applied examples the case studies from recent research."
Alternatives: "as practical examples" or "as real-world examples".
The normal BRMA model estimates ρ B as -1 in both applied examples.
This paper discusses the challenges associated with the modelling of surface ecosystems over such long time scales, using the recently completed assessment for the extension of the existing repository for the low- and intermediate-level nuclear waste (called SFR) in Forsmark, Sweden as an applied example.
The second approach uses document-oriented methodologies, as applied in examples of HL7 PRA.
Filtering schemes, as applied, for example, in large eddy simulations to separate the small scales from the large scales, may experience numerical anisotropy since they are effective at high wave number ranges.
"A more proportionate alternative to banning khat and criminalising its use would have been an import ban or making it a supply offence only as applies, for example, to controlled anabolic steroids," said Martin Barnes from charity Drugscope.
The KeyPathwayMiner 4.0 app now offers a graphical user interface to apply logical connectors (AND, OR, XOR) to merge the data sets (see Figure 2 for an example, as applied on the colorectal cancer application case), to project them on the network, and to perform the enrichment.
Stand-alone error correcting, using a k-mer count approach (for example as applied in the SOAPdenovo pipeline), can also be a useful alternative for many datasets.
For example, HMM as applied in [78] enables the context-aware features to filter the raw data streams to transmit only highly relevant and required information.
As applied to love itself, for example, it must begin with a definition of love, and reach its conclusions by ordering its discussion in relation to it (263d5-e3).
