Sentence examples for observed applications from inspiring English sources

Of the 8 clinics in which another antiseptic step was observed (instead of or in addition to alcohol), 4 used "centre to edge" or "concentric circles", whereas 6 used "top to bottom", which was the most common technique used (40/83 observed applications, 48%).

Recommended contact times for disinfectants typically used in veterinary clinics are 5 10 min [ 9, 10], and for some products may be as short as 1 3 min [ 35], yet in up to 75%% of observed applications, total contact time with the spray used on the exam table was 15 s or less.

This means that essentially all the observed application variables have a significant effect – with the expected sign – on the probability of a job interview.

Given the data observed, application of Bayes rule enables estimation of the posterior distribution of both the size and time of attack, from which summary statistics such as the mean, standard deviation, and probability intervals of the attack size and time are easily estimated.

On Tues, Sept. 15, writer spent the day observing application of hoopla at various televised events on Sen. Goodell's schedule.

Comparatively fewer studies have observed specific applications and how participants interacted, which could inform appropriate uses of the SNS.

As a control, no paranodal myelin damage was observed with applications of individual antagonists.

Using CARS imaging as a quantitative readout of nodal length to diameter ratio, the same kind of paranodal myelin retraction was observed with applications of Ca2+ ionophore A23187.

Other authors also observed similar applications in different traditional communities [ 14, 15].

This example is in line with the typical problems also discussed by Härkänen [ 16] and observed in applications of BITE.

In each of these applications, EISCAT_3D will serve as a "pathfinder" instrument, where new techniques will be developed into standard observing applications for implementation in the next generation of software radars.