Sentence examples for be precisely applied from inspiring English sources

Such measurements allow fertilizer to be precisely applied, avoiding nitrogen runoff and contamination of waterways.

Instead of direct heat that can damage surrounding circuits, magnets can be applied to the solder, which cause an internal heating process, therefore slightly melting it while it's naturally attracted to the magnet allowing it to be precisely applied and manipulated.

The main benefit of breast brachytherapy compared to EBRT is that a high dose of radiation can be precisely applied to the tumour while sparing radiation to healthy breast tissues and underlying structures such as the ribs and lungs.

This rule has not been precisely applied, but if the rate of borrowing rises so high that the governments no longer have any hope of paying back the debt, they have little choice except to appeal to the European authorities and the IMF for a bailout package.

Therefore, intraoperative RT (IORT), a procedure in which a high dose of IR is precisely applied to the tumour bed during surgery (Calvo et al, 2013), has been clinically and epidemiologically suggested as a valid alternative to whole breast RT.

Teratani and colleagues [ 18] treated 207 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in presumably high risk locations, using a single probe cool-tip electrode, declaring that the use of multiprobe system with extension of the hooks could not be precisely controllable when applied to nodules adjacent to large vessels or extrahepatic organs.

It is worth noting that Eq. 4 assumes the execution of Uniform Circular Motion by the rider, which is not precisely applied due to the different speeds as well as to the different consecutive radiuses he traverses within the curve, resulting an error.

STAT – A virtual reality headset allowed a mesothelioma patient to see how radiation is very precisely applied to the lining of his lungs.

We show that the magnitude of each force is significantly larger than their vector sum indicating that there is both potential for generating large forces and that successful morphogenesis requires that the forces applied be precisely balanced.

In addition, the influence of the System Organisation Pattern on the detailed properties of the final system cannot be precisely quantified, which makes applying known architecture analysis methods even more difficult.

This is precisely why applying data science in the public sector matters, where technologists of crunch government data for insights can improve how programs work and even save lives.