Sentence examples for be applied more commonly from inspiring English sources

Over time, terrorism has come to be applied more commonly to the violent tactics of nonstate groups, often in a campaign of repeated attacks.

Because of its reliable biological safety, we believe that autologous periosteum combined with the fascia lata will be applied more commonly in the orthopaedic trauma field.

Along with Democratic Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado, Sen. Wyden has spent two years warning Americans that the government's eavesdropping powers are being interpreted (by secret court decisions and the Executive Branch) far more broadly than they would ever suspect, and that, as a result, these eavesdropping powers are being applied far more invasively and extensively than is commonly understood.

The term has more commonly been applied to the left, but the expression "the radical right" came to be used commonly in the United States.

Operational modal analysis (OMA), where only the responses are utilized, has been applied to various engineering problems more commonly due to its advantages in real life implementations.

Formerly called Tubinares and still called tubenoses in English, they are often referred to collectively as the petrels, a term that has been applied to all Procellariiformes, or more commonly all the families except the albatrosses.

Unlike genomic-based approaches, mass spectrometry approaches have more commonly been applied in a serial fashion (i.e., one RNA sequence at a time) and even in cases where multiplexing has been used (e.g., total census of modified nucleosides, comparative analysis of RNA digests (CARD)), there are still limitations on the upper number of RNA sequences that are amenable to LC-MS/MS analysis.

More commonly they are applied for the delivery of water-soluble drugs, but given their structural attributes, they can also be employed as solubilising agents for low solubility drugs as well as drug targeting agents.

We also analyzed an alternate model, where 24-h U-P/eGFR, instead of 24-h U-P/CCr, was applied to a variable, because this is more commonly used by Japanese physicians.

More commonly nowadays, qPCR has been applied, a method that is generally used to detect two or more fold differences.

Kohl liner (more commonly found in the form of a pencil) has a softer look, while liquid liner (more commonly found in pots and tubes and is applied with a brush) has a much more dramatic effect.