Sentence examples for conceiving and applying from inspiring English sources

In initially conceiving and applying the method, rarer homozygote genotypes of a SNP were included among the "rare hom" counts only if no subjects in the dataset were heterozygous at that SNP (i.e. the SNP had zero heterozygote counts and non-zero but typically very few counts for the rarer homozygote).

To meet these requirements predictive and computationally effective, numerical tools need to be conceived and applied.

It is also an economic integration area with supranational institutions that have the role to conceive and apply policies at regional level.

This perspective, founded on a process-based vision of informed consent and shared decision-making, deserves to be extended under both a clinical and legal profile, even to informed consent characterised by a "contract" matrix, typically conceived and applied within the framework of the Anglo-Saxon legal tradition.

What is more, the Occupy movement can pursue this by utilizing some of the tactics and techniques they have so creatively conceived and applied since their inception.

Septic dose haemofiltration, or high-volume haemofiltration (HVHF), was thus conceived and applied in human sepsis.

To help increase accuracy and precision in the data collection process among raters, methods to standardize the approach for data retrieval were conceived and applied.

In general we share the opinion of [ 46], who stressed that recent progress in immuno-oncology has not influenced the way anti-cancer therapies are conceived and applied clinically.

His research activities consist in conceiving, developing, evaluating and applying bioinformatics approaches to analyse regulatory sequences.

His research activities consist in conceiving, developing, evaluating and applying bioinformatics approaches to analyse regulatory sequences and biomolecular interaction networks.

But no one benefits when these are poorly conceived and arbitrarily applied.