Sentence examples for be especially applied from inspiring English sources

Process-driven conservation genetics can be especially applied to large genomic data sets to identify patterns of historical risk, such as population bottlenecks, and accordingly, yield informed intuitions for future outcomes.

Caution needs to be especially applied to comparisons of enzymes that are part of large superfamilies (e.g., aldo-keto reductases, CYPs).

The best-known metre is the motaqāreb (Arabic: motaqārib), which was especially applied to epic poetry.

The name is especially applied to O. biennis (see photograph), which occurs widely throughout North America and has been introduced into Europe.

Cache, pronounced "cash," from the French verb cacher, "to hide," came to mean "a hiding place for valuables"; it was especially applied to holes dug to conceal provisions and ammunition.

The general term for an "instrument [for controlling]" is yantra, which is especially applied to ritual diagrams but can also be applied to devotional images, pictures, and other such aids to worship.

A self-designed quarter-arc guiding track device was especially applied in this system, and thus both the door operating force as well as the door operating torque was simultaneously and effectively measured.

In recent years, this method was especially applied to unveil the WTP for biofuels [68,80,81], HFCVs [65] and HEVs [32].

Be especially careful to apply lotion after you wash your hands, as soap removes natural protective oils from your nail and makes it more vulnerable to breakage.

If you are especially fair, apply a rosy blush to your cheeks.

This step is optional--if your skin is especially dry, applying powder can make it look worse.