Sentence examples for more applied in from inspiring English sources

American environmental writing has generally been more applied, in both senses, than its British counterpart.

Content assessed in TIMSS evaluates formal mathematics knowledge, whereas items in PISA are more applied in nature as they pose real-world scenarios that require mathematics.

On-machine measuring (OMM) systems are being more and more applied in machine tools in order to measure workpieces on the machine itself.

Domain analysis (DA) techniques are more and more applied in information science, software engineering and even knowledge management, to help in the creation of a controlled vocabulary to represent, index and retrieve every kind of information.

For a test suite T with n test cases, and T F i the index of the first test case that detects the i−t h fault, with i≤m: APFD=1-frac{TF_{1} + TF_{2} + ldots + TF_{m}}{nm}+frac{1}{2n}. Test case prioritization is suitable for code-based and specification-based contexts, but it has been more applied in the code-based context, moreover it is often related to regression testing.

Although EBM and its practice were originally developed for clinicians, the concept is more and more applied in adjacent fields such as allied health and public health professions [ 4].

There has been little research on possible means of adjusting decision thresholds and more applied research in this area is required.

Mobile robots with manipulators have been more and more commonly applied in extreme and hostile environments to assist or even replace human operators for complex tasks.

As a consequence, biomonitoring is more and more frequently applied in various health settings.

5– 7 They are more and more often applied in combination with topical antibacterials, including antibiotics and benzoyl peroxide (BPO).

This is less so the case in Canadian colleges, where programs tend to be more applied and technical in nature.