Sentence examples for claimed to apply from inspiring English sources
This study, using both quantitative and qualitative methods, investigates current practice of Knowledge Management (KM) in Software Engineering SEE) processes in two Australian companies on the basis that they both claimed to apply KM practices in their software development work.
Buying, selling, exchanging or repairing the receivers was specifically forbidden in the document, which claimed to apply to all areas of its so-called Islamic State, presumably in its territories across Syria and Iraq.
When challenged by the Howard League for Penal Reform on why custodial remands are being used so profligately, magistrates simply claimed to apply the law and absolve themselves of any responsibility.
In exchange, Fairfield Greenwich claimed to apply "due diligence" to every portfolio transaction — though we now know Madoff didn't actually trade a single stock or bond listed in his statements for at least the past 13 years.
On the basis of this comparison, they proposed a transport mechanism, which was claimed to apply to all Na+/H+ antiporters.
This cuts against a recent trend toward rigorous post-program evaluations that claim to apply the scientific method to social problems.
Startup Rocket Fuel claims to apply "rocket science" to ad campaigns, and it sounds like that science is turning into real revenue.
The video rapidly went viral and led to follow-ups, including a comparison of phones where he claims to apply the "same amount of force" (Mr Hilsenteger is apparently an android with a built-in force gauge).
The most commonly nominated technique that respondents claimed to use to apply the training was controlled diaphragmatic breathing (83% of respondents), whereas 13% used evidence-based methods.
Rand understood these claims to apply to organisms individually as well as generically: that which preserves an organism's life is good for that organism, and that which threatens or destroys it is evil (or bad) for that organism.
He points out that in the past year, WARF has eased up on proprietary claims in two areas: It no longer demands license fees from companies that do university-based research with its cells, and it revised its patent claims to apply only to ES cells derived from fertilized embryos.
