Sentence examples for in which we apply from inspiring English sources

Our solutions won't always be perfect, but we will continue to try to improve our policies and the ways in which we apply them".

The 21st century is likely to be the century in which we apply nanotechnology to ourselves and make it possible to re-engineer the human body.

Clinical practice guidelines (CPG) must be adapted to the population in which we apply them, therefore it is important that their quality is validated.

This research is opening a new field of study in which we apply sophisticated mass spectrometry, computational biology, genomics, and developmental genetics, to characterize a ribosome code to gene expression.

Furthermore, we conduct robustness tests in which we apply our methods on two independent datasets and observe differences in peak demand and electricity cost reduction, dependent on individual characteristics.

We consider general logic programs consisting of rules of the form H←B, where H and B are arbitrary first-order formulas possibly containing epistemic negation, and define a general epistemic answer set semantics for general logic programs by introducing a novel program transformation and a new definition of world views in which we apply epistemic negation to minimize the knowledge in world views.

We present design principles and an application in which we applied our design rationale toward the creation of a learnable set of bimanual, pen and touch input commands.

We introduce SEM theory and present a case study in which we applied SEM to a 22,900 km2 region in the Argentinian Pampas to map seven key soil properties.

To demonstrate this, we used a multiple-study design in which we applied social network analyses to sociometric ratings and nominations from 1,082 4- to 5-year-old children in 83 school classes.

We addressed this issue in a double-blind and placebo controlled study in which we applied a topical gel containing either 150 mg of testosterone (N = 10), 2 mg of estradiol (N = 8) or a respective placebo (N = 10) to 28 healthy young men.

In 2009 we published a paper in which we applied the WHtR boundary value of 0.5 to nearly 2,000 British adults in the nationally representative National Diet and Nutrition Survey.