Sentence examples for room for application from inspiring English sources

The approach suggested here has room for application, even if a strict approach is adopted on the matter, as shown by the example used in the Introduction.

Good results have been reported using external fixators for femoral shaft fractures [2, 12], but the problem using external fixation in subtrochanteric femoral fractures was the limited room for application of the pins into the proximal femoral fragment.

Moving it to the Minijam leaves room for applications that are used more often.

This approach leaves room for applications to evolve as they grow and it avoids potential confusion down the line.

However, there are few reports related to the preparation of Ag- and ZnO-based multilayers at room temperature for application in low-resistance transparent electrodes.

But others, including Senator Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat, said a compromise remained possible, one allowing a joint tribunal but leaving room for the application of American trade laws.

For it was held in the Van Zant case that the free-pass provision of the Hepburn Act was a regulation of interstate commerce 'to the completion of which the determint ion of the effect of the passes is necessary.' (260 U.S. 459, 43 S.Ct. 177). Thus there is no room for the application of Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins, supra, on this phase of the case.

Recent progress in microtechnology has made room for novel applications in neural stimulation as well as for extending our knowledge on several malfunction of the nerval system such as tremor, epilepsy or Parkinson's disease, which belong to the most serious medical issues in the population of developed countries.

The promise of mobile computing caught fire when Apple ushered in the widespread use of smartphones, but there is still a lot of room for mobile applications to proliferate among business users.

Room for a generous application of border stamps is demanded by a few countries, mostly in Africa.

"The problem for example, of alcohol consumption, isn't unique to [Province 1] or even all of Canada…I think that there would be room for supporting the application of evidence for each of the provinces by some national group…so that the research does not have to be done on every question locally in 10 provincial jurisdictions" (Case 5).