Sentence examples for other forms of applied from inspiring English sources

Yet unlike other forms of applied design, typography remains an obscure and little-understood field.

This study develops a method to inform adaptive water infrastructure planning with uncertain hydrologic and other forms of nonstationarity, applied to levee system planning.

Physical restraint, seclusion, the involuntary application of neuroleptic drugs, and numerous other forms of compulsorily applied treatments are an essential part of mental health care all over the world.

He added: "But there's now an opportunity to make it clear, for those who overstep the mark and abuse the privilege of being able to communicate in such a wide way, that the law that applies to other settings and other forms of communication can apply equally to what they're doing, and if that is not recognised then there may be consequences".

The technology is currently only available in the UK to treat eye cancers, but patients with other forms of cancer can apply for NHS funding for therapy abroad.

The fictionalist would be free from the task of solving Geach's problem taken as the task of explaining why modus ponens and other forms of inference validly apply to moral sentences (Kalderon 2005b, 2008a, 2008b).

Ms. Rice has not said what other forms of pressure might be applied.

Since other forms of humanities were not applied in COPE, our conclusions are currently limited to poetry-based interventions, and to poems that are related to clinical experiences.

Trials were excluded if the group allocations are not pure control group of CHF patients versus an exercise group and if the other forms of physical therapy were applied.

We encourage the companies who manufacture Plan B One-Step and other forms of emergency contraception to apply quickly for new labeling to reflect this important step - and we encourage the FDA to approve their applications right away.

5 Note that Model 1 is not estimated for other contact since other forms of contact do not apply to resident children.