Sentence examples for little applies from inspiring English sources

In the case of genomics, very little applies to genetic manipulation that does not also apply to genomics, and vice versa.

Emmanuel Roux from the police union, Syndicat des Commissaires de la Police Nationale, said the law would be "infinitely difficult to apply" and "infinitely little applied".

Despite its apparent promise, there appears to have been little applied research building on this combined approach.

The origin of this low-temperature endotherm has been the subject of considerable debate, in part because direct structural probes have been little applied to its study.

Realist evaluation offers an interesting approach to evaluation of interventions in complex settings, but has been little applied in health care.

Semi-variogram (also termed "variogram") analysis is a technique so far little applied to biology but commonly used in the hydrogeological and geophysical communities to evaluate the organization of laminar structures beneath the earth's surface [ 46- 50].

Once the first coat has dried a little, apply a second coat of primer over it.

(It's no secret that the phrase "done a little time" applies to a cast member or two).

Since winning may be a little random, applying to more scholarships increases your chances of winning one.

Applying to startup programs these days is a little like applying to colleges.

China is now the world's largest assembler of solar technology, but little is applied domestically.