Sentence examples for most frequent application from inspiring English sources

The doctrine has received its most frequent application in cases of liquor violations and narcotics and gambling offenses.

Plug-in devices were the most frequent application methods used in the pregnant woman's bedroom and insecticide sprays elsewhere in the house.

The most frequent application of the average orbital debris albedo is to transform number or flux as a function of observed orbital debris brightness into number or flux as a function of debris diameter, mass, or radar cross-section.

My most frequent application of these methods is to neural data: we use our brain in everything that we do, but we understand relatively little about how it works at a computational level.

Its advantages include low cost, good mobility, and the most frequent application.

The most frequent application of any dosimetry, i.e., responses in the Always/Majority category either as part of treatment planning or on a post-therapy basis (Fig. 2), was reported for 177Lu-PSMA (100%), 90Y microspheres of glass (84%) and resin (82%), 131I-mIBG for neuroblastoma (59%), and 131I-NaI for benign thyroid diseases (54%).

With K=1, the occurrence number R gives the number of times each single application appears; we note that Mozilla and VLC are the most frequent applications.

One of the most frequent applications is for the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) which has been defined more than 20 years ago and recently revised [2, 3].

Almost certainly, the most frequent applications of medical imaging are to either 'rule out' or help manage cancer.

One of the most frequent applications of the Gene Ontology (GO) is enrichment analysis, i.e. the identification of significantly overrepresented GO terms in a given gene set (Ashburner et al., 2000).

The second most frequent identified application domain is the mining of web texts, comprising web pages, blogs, reviews, web forums, social medias, and email filtering [41 46].