Sentence examples for change the application of from inspiring English sources

He discovered the need to change the application of technology after changing his organization's objectives to focus on customer service.

The Federal Circuit found that the district court erroneously applied the Alice test of patent eligibility before Aatrix was afforded a chance to present factual allegations that might potentially change the application of the test.

The amendment, the legislation says, will "state that the elimination or relocation of major league baseball franchises are covered under the antitrust laws, and to make clear that the enactment of this act does not change the application of the antitrust laws in any other context or with respect to any other person or entity".

Aaron studies food web dynamics and community ecology of wetlands and forests, evolutionary ecology of carnivorous plants, the response of plants and ants to global climate change, the application of Bayesian statistical inference to ecological research and environmental decision-making, and the critical reaction of Ecology to Modernism.

Furthermore, we show how the insights developed in the paper should significantly change the application of "Willingness to Pay" (WTP) as a criterion for valuing life.

What CFA and others refuse to accept is that no audacity, arrogance, or sinful pride exists when those of us struggle to change the application of the civil (not biblical) rights and obligations associated with civilly (not religiously) created marriage.

The phrasing of the final element changes the application of the greater percentage test from that employed under current law.

This architecture changes the application of the AE from a deterministic feed-forward network to a stochastic runtime model.

Any agreement could potentially include many elements for climate change adaptation, the reduction of the expected adverse impacts of climate change and the application of possible benefits.

The lactate/glucose ratio does not change during the application of papaverine, indicating the same percentage increase in both lactate and glucose reflecting a change in probe recovery.

It confirms our first hypothesis (a) that the bacterial community would change with the application of the CTS over time.