Sentence examples for continuing application of from inspiring English sources

"International order is not an evolution," he writes, "it is an imposition".The corollary is that, without the continuing application of American power, the system would begin to fray.

With continuing application of whiplash loading, the inertia of the head catches up with the neck.

Their mission was to give from their own reading evidence of the continuing application of the lessons of the two biblical episodes.

Further research is needed to investigate the possibility that explicit learning depends on the continuing application of attentional control resources, so that adverse conditions which reduce these resources could result in relapse.

There is renewed emphasis on continuing applications of the 3Rs – replacement (of animals with alternative methods), reduction (in the numbers of animals used to achieve scientific objectives) and refinement (in experimental design, techniques and husbandry to minimise adverse effects and improve welfare).

Continued application of these methods offers promise to provide the much-needed mechanistic framework to develop therapies to normalize refractive development in children.

In addition, research reports suggest that continued application of nitrogen and phosphorus alone would accentuate the uptake and deficiency of other nutrients that are not supplied in the fertilizer.

Although these results are drawn from a single AC, they nevertheless provide general support for the overall functioning of ACs and encourage continued application of variance partitioning approaches to AC research.

We have not yet analysed our data for other outcomes, such as ultimate healing of the fracture, number of subsequent operations or outcome for the limb, but we are able to suggest that delaying the surgery in order to maximize the whole operative team has not resulted in an increased deep infection rate and would support continued application of the BOA/BAPRAS guidelines.

He distinguished between the innate tendency of objects to find their "natural place" (e.g., for heavy bodies to fall), which led to "natural motion", and unnatural or forced motion, which required continued application of a force.

I believe continued application of EU pressure will help to deliver a long-term solution.