Sentence examples for since applied in from inspiring English sources

Our account explicates the concept of "meaningful access" put forth in Alexander v. Choate but ever since applied in a way that has proved misleading.

Because of its practicability and progressiveness, it improves research accuracy and reduces labour intensity for petroleum engineers greatly, and has achieved good effect since applied in part of the oil companies.

The 1604 ruling has since been applied in parliaments again and again, because of its logic.

McConnel et al. [ 217] showed that the SP2 could be applied to measure rBC in liquid samples (ie, melt streams from ice cores), and the approach has since been applied in a number of studies measuring rBC concentrations and properties in ice (e.g., [ 218, 219]), snow [ 220, 221], lake water [ 222], and precipitation [ 223].

Although many pedagogical lessons were learned, and have since been applied in other learning spaces around the host campus and elsewhere, these successful disseminations of changed practice were not in accordance with the objectives of key stakeholders.

What remains an open question, however, is how many of the 35,689 people who have signed up this time -- the highest number since 57,888 applied in 1993 -- will actually show up when the three-hour exam is given June 8 at about a dozen city high schools.

I conclude, then, that the tax in question is plainly imposed upon the operations of the federal government; that it falls squarely within the definition of such a burden and is prohibited upon the principle announced in McCulloch v. Maryland and ever since consistently applied in the decisions of the court.

The statistical methodology of the system was described previously (6) and has since been applied in Scotland (7) and in several other European countries (8).

Later, Wiggans et al. [ 4] proposed a method to adjust records on genotyped females prior to their use in genomic evaluation, which has since been applied in the USA.

This method of spatially clustering positions at a given buffer radius of 100 m has proven to be the most successful for detecting prey remains in Scandinavia (Sand et al. 2005) and has since been applied in all Scandinavian kill rate studies (Zimmermann et al. 2007; Sand et al. 2008, 2012).

Numerous studies have since applied SFA in a hospital setting (see [ 13] for a review).