Sentence examples for standardly applied from inspiring English sources

In application to matters of ontology, realism is standardly applied to doctrines which assert the existence of entities of some problematic or controversial kind.

A reduction-to-pole (RTP) transformation is standardly applied to the aeromagnetic data to minimize the polarity effects.

Thus, it would seem that coherentism is saved at the price of disconnecting it from the way in which probability theory is standardly applied.

The claims of research exceptionalism have led to valuable discussion of the extent to which clinical research differs from other activities which pose risks to participants for the benefit of others and whether any of the differences justify the extensive regulations and guidelines standardly applied to clinical research.

More generally, the relevant distinction would be one of degree, and while 'event' is standardly applied to things that develop and change fast in time, 'object' would apply to those things that strike us as "firm and internally coherent" [Quine 1970].

The sort of problem to which this distribution standardly applies is drawing balls from an urn.

The term is now standardly used to apply to a vaguely defined set of doctrines centered on theses (i)–(vi).

Similar conditions were applied for the Qiagen-kit, only the annealing and extension phase were standardly substituted by a combined annealing/extension phase at 60°C for 30 s.

This immediately raises the question of why the very same consideration does not apply to (free) donation, which is standardly thought to be admirable rather than morally dubious.

Thrombolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction standardly makes use of the medications streptokinase (SK) and tissue plasminogen activator (tPA).

Thus, skeptical theism as standardly devised – a mechanism of attack on a noseeum inference – does not apply.