Sentence examples for the effort to apply from inspiring English sources
The effort to apply those teachings in modern life was criticized as a dangerous modernization.
However, Kenneth A. Gross, a former chief of enforcement at the Federal Election Commission, said the effort to apply the racketeering law to political fund-raising was creative but legally questionable.
This study continued the effort to apply social skills training to increase vocational outcomes of people with severe mental illness.
Promoting disputed theoretical ideas is certainly problematic but bigger worries arise when thoroughly discredited work is promoted in the effort to apply evolutionary psychology.
This paper presents the effort to apply evolutionary prototyping model in developing an intelligent decision support system for fish disease/health management.
For Hook, the technical epistemological issues of a theory of verifiability or verification did not stand in the way of the effort to apply critical intelligence, broadly analogous to the scientific method, toward developing analyses and sketching optimal methods of resolution of societal problems and policies.
This quest has been going on for a long time: for example, the efforts to apply the Heisenberg uncertainty principle to human behavior.
(Nathan Heller wrote in this week's magazine about the young members of San Francisco's new entrepreneurial class and their nouveau-hippie ethos; earlier this year George Packer examined the efforts to apply their innovative business ideas to the realm of politics).
Among the efforts to apply SnO2 as an anode, the adoption of carbonaceous materials has been considered as a decent strategy to mitigate volume expansion problem (∼300%) during cycling.
Robustness of RP-HPLC methods is a crucial method quality attribute which has gained an increasing interest throughout the efforts to apply quality by design concepts in analytical methodology.
In peanut, the reproductive barriers between wild and cultivated species, the technical difficulties encountered in making large number of crosses as well as the short period between sowing and flowering have impeded the efforts to apply a Marker Assisted Backcross (MABC) approach for the development of interspecific introgression line populations.
