Sentence examples for of correct application from inspiring English sources

As used in this research setting, the ASE model may be explained as follows: the behaviour required from the IP consists of correct application of the guidelines for depression when assessing clients with depressive symptoms.

In combining objective indicators that measured visible signs of use (e.g. bottles exposed to sun) with proxies more responsive to the direction and magnitude of the change of treatment behaviour (e.g. weekly observation of correct application of SODIS), we increased the quality of measurement and reduced the potential for reporting bias and misclassification error [ 26- 28].

Application procedures are developed to accommodate the different shape of each wing, together with the stringent requirements for correct application of temperature and pressure.

It was found that a temporal resolution of approximately 2 s has to be achieved for correct application of the deconvolution algorithm.

In this complex picture, key issues are: a correct assumption of DDAs; the possibility to shorten treatment in a great proportion of patients; correct application of stopping rules; a complete knowledge of factors influencing the achievement of SVR.

A comparison of the RAC values with MECs is a potential verification of the correct application of plant protection products or the need for further mitigation (Table 1).

A pre-training questionnaire to test bedside nurses about their knowledge of the correct application of CAM-ICU was applied.

Rock mass behaviour model selection and, in particular, rock mass post-failure behaviour are key issues in analysing tunnel stability, in particular in terms of the correct application of design techniques such as the convergence confinement method and also numerical modelling.

By improving awareness of the correct application and interpretation of these tests, we can make better use of their emergency diagnostic capabilities and increase our understanding of the most appropriate haemostatic interventions for the management of obstetric bleeding.

Hence the use of experimental models, and QSAR models, requires an initial evaluation of their correct application for the situation of interest.

Improving awareness of the correct application and interpretation of viscoelastic coagulation monitoring techniques may be critical in realizing their emergency diagnostic potential.