Sentence examples for more commonly applied from inspiring English sources

Gunn works the procedures for these seemingly mundane incidents with the meticulous detail more commonly applied to major crimes.

Even if the Court declined to apply strict scrutiny, Boies told me, he could still argue that Proposition 8 fails the much more commonly applied "rational basis" scrutiny.

It appears that lead optimization is more commonly applied to phage display derived leads than transgenic mouse derived leads.

Today some scientists use it to distinguish only the period 1500 1850, when mountain glaciers expanded to their greatest extent, but the phrase is more commonly applied to the broader period 1300 1850.

However, the Feynman-Y technique, which is more commonly applied in reactor noise analysis, provides an alternative means to extract the correlation information from a pulse train.

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.

The proposed discretization scheme simulates drawdown within the well more accurately than commonly applied schemes.

We have chosen to summarise two of the more recognisable and commonly applied approaches: traditional HFE and systems safety.

Sometimes the penalty applied to a home purchase transaction as well as a refinancing, but more commonly it applied only to a refinance.

The term has more commonly been applied to the left, but the expression "the radical right" came to be used commonly in the United States.

They provide fundamental scientific or technological knowledge, but more commonly provide applied knowledge, specialist skills and information.