Sentence examples for collective application of from inspiring English sources

A collective application of these approaches should be useful and can provide insight into the disease mechanism for other cancer types.

The commonality of SPS8I1 3 against SETD8, together with their distinct structures and mechanisms for SETD8 inhibition, argues for the collective application of these compounds as SETD8 inhibitors.

The selection of this test was based on the possibility of collective application; its scope to assess the fifth to ninth elementary school grades and the validation scores that were obtained from a population with socioeconomic characteristics similar to those of the sample, public school students from low middle class families.

The Labour Court (Arbetsdomstolen) is a special body that deals with controversies in the interpretation and application of collective bargaining agreements.

But now the market is too large, its mechanism too corporate, its dependence on instant stars and products too strong to support the kind of collective thinking and sustained application of thought that have defined movements as such.

Next, not just data scientists but the entire organization needs to be given broad access to this data to enable the application of collective business expertise in analyzing data.

The application of "collective responsibility" against a civilian population further galvanised the allies, and newspapers condemned the German invasion and the army's violence against civilians and property, together called the "Rape of Belgium".

Improvements were associated with the programme's multilevel approach, collective goal setting, and the application of self-regulation; unfavourable findings with programme deficits.

These collective findings strongly support the potential application of FoxM1 to promote donor hepatocytes proliferation to compete with host hepatocytes during liver regeneration.

The application of swarm intelligence to collective robotics is identified as Swarm Robotics in El Zoghby et al.

Walter and Lopez [ 15] defined professional autonomy as professionals' having control over the conditions, processes, procedures, or content of their work according to their own collective and, ultimately, individual judgment in the application of their profession's body of knowledge and expertise.