Sentence examples for is thought to apply from inspiring English sources
The same is thought to apply to Owen Coyle, despite his earlier assertions that he is content at newly promoted Burnley.
This is thought to apply especially to relationships between our society and those societies with which we have significant moral disagreements.
For such systems, the Derjaguin-Muller-Toporov (DMT) theory [18] is thought to apply better; however, no prediction for the bouncing velocity seems to have emerged from that theory.
That's all well and good—I don't think you'll find anyone across the Crunch Network who doesn't support Net Neutrality but this is thought to apply to "traditional" ISPs: Comcast, Time Warner, etc.
This general model for metabolosome core function is thought to apply to the majority of diverse BMC types.
But neither the narrowing nor the expansion should logically be thought to apply to all appearances of the affected word or phrase.
We only included data on influenza A virus transmission in this article because the literature supporting different clinical presentations associated with infections by the aerosol route22,23 only provide data on influenza A. Further work could apply similar approaches to influenza B if the same hypothesis regarding clinical presentation were thought to apply.
Third, there are concepts applying to or being thought to apply to both macroscopic and submicroscopic particles.
Values and their associated imperatives are absolute when they are thought to apply to all human beings, at all times irrespective of social or historical conditions.
While the presence of PW signatures in the ionospheric plasma is without dispute and the same neutral/plasma coupling processes as for the tides (predominantly E-region dynamo modulation, see project 1) are thought to apply to PWs as well, the mechanism through which they enter the E-region is still under debate.
