Sentence examples for be applied at different levels from inspiring English sources

Approximate computing can be applied at different levels of abstraction, from algorithm level to application level.

It is worth noting that the developed methodology is universal and can be applied at different levels, from the reinforcing phase concentration to the effective properties of composite materials.

The CBD definition of ecosystem indicates that it can be applied at different levels of definitional hierarchy.

Importantly, irrespective of whether attention is manipulated in the sustained or transient fashion, the attention filter might be applied at different levels of the processing hierarchy depending on the behavioral goals (Serences & Kastner, 2014).

This framework can be applied at different levels of government (national, regional, local) and can be used to compare two or many cases in a static or, even better, longitudinal perspective.

An oscillatory impulse was applied at different levels of stress on the fiber network and the tissue damping (G), elastance (H), hysteresivity (G/H, η) were analyzed.

To investigate the nitrogen (N) fertilization effect on SOC stock changes in mono-rice paddy fields, urea was applied at different levels (0 180 kg N ha− 1) as a N fertilizer and the annual C balances were determined by analyzing the net ecosystem C budget (NECB) for 2 years.

The output of interconnected networks is obtained by serially propagating the output of Hill functions and noise is applied at different levels of the networks, as illustrated in Figure 1D-H.

In summary, multiple testing corrections were applied at different levels: first, adjusting for testing multiple voxels in the whole brain was implemented using FWE correction; second, adjusting for testing multiple SNPs using Bonferroni correction, and finally, the gold standard of replication analysis was carried out to rule out any remaining false positive associations.

Comparing the two side by side, Apple's implementation bears remarkable similarities, allowing users to set specific Kelvin-scale lighting levels to be applied at different times of the day and taps into location services to alter the lighting based on local sunset times.

It builds on analysis of policy intent at the global level, followed by a review of how policy instruments have been applied at different organisational levels, from headquarters in New York, via Regional Offices, and to Country Offices.