Sentence examples for scarcely applied from inspiring English sources

The edict had indifferent results and was scarcely applied, but the inscriptions revealing it have great economic interest.

Hindbrain stroke templates are scarcely applied to perinatal lesions.

Reactive hot-pressing was scarcely applied to fabricate titanate ceramic waste forms designed for immobilizing high-level radioactive waste (HLW).

Previous employment of these techniques to study the brain of patients with psychiatric disorders was reported (Lan et al. 2009; Strzelecki et al. 2015), but it was scarcely applied for serum metabolome studies of individuals with mental illnesses.

More noteworthy, electromembrane extraction has been scarcely applied to plant tissues, and this is the first time that major plant hormones were extracted using this technology, with high sensitivity and selectivity.

Despite the advantages of trapping over larval surveys, this approach is still scarcely applied to surveillance.

Those adjectives scarcely apply to Mr. Stoiber.

However, the formal integration of spatial and genetic data ('landscape genetics') is scarcely ever applied to parasites.

Although these predictions are quite remarkable, these new approaches have been applied just scarcely in practice.

Younger, tanned, and dressed in a dark suit, Kennedy appeared to overshadow the more haggard, gray-suited Nixon, whose hastily applied makeup job scarcely covered his late-in-the-day stubble of facial hair.

LIKE most 18-year-olds, Heather Lynn had scarcely heard of meningitis when she applied to college last fall.