Sentence examples for no application of from inspiring English sources
The suggested method was applied with and without Bonferroni [ 17] correction in both simulated databases, aiming to show that this "protection" can eliminate relevant markers for the phenotype, and to justify the no application of such correction in the p-value of the markers the real database.
The judge in the Salinger case allowed practically no application of fair use to unpublished correspondence.
Yet again, Greenpeace approached the court, arguing that its accounts were woefully misread, and that there was no "application of mind" in the officials' examination.
"There was no application of force," Justice Kennedy said, "no intimidating movement, no overwhelming show of force, no brandishing of weapons, no blocking of exits, no threat, no command, not even an authoritative tone of voice".
"The Dreamers" is adamant in refusing to distance itself in any way from the way Matthew, Isabelle and Theo perceive their experiences: there is no corrective historical hindsight, no flash-forward to the sobriety of the present, no application of an elder's wisdom (Mr. Bertolucci, the one-time wunderkind of Italian cinema, is now 63), no irony.
Moreover, there is no application of scanning magnetic microscopies to the folds.
No applications of an environmental assessment method to touristic farms can be found in the literature.
As yet there have been no applications of these surface landscape indices on land use/land cover and vegetation change quantification.
Nevertheless, because no applications of this model have been developed to deal with more than two populations, we performed pairwise analyses to assess historical migration rates between all species pairs.
The four application schemes were as follows: (1) continuous application; (2) 1 week of no application for every 4 weeks of application; (3) 1 week of no application for every 3 weeks of application; and (4) 1 week of no application for every 2 weeks of application.
Generating major disagreement among the 11 gun-control bills was a proposal to apply to gun makers the legal concept of strict liability -- essentially a no-fault application of blame against a manufacturer for injuries caused by its product.
