Sentence examples for very often applied from inspiring English sources

Clustering algorithms are very often applied to identify single substructures although they are designed to partition a data set.

In the present research Wyden-Widmann's method, which is very often applied automatically using computer implemented software coupled with the thermogravimetric apparatus, was thoroughly tested.

Those who answered that they have 'never' or 'not very often' applied a specific recommendation in their practice were asked whether they would change their practice according to the particular recommendation.

Each statement was assessed by a five-point Likert scale (from 1 = never or hardly ever applies to me, to 5 = very often applies to me).

Sensors using the sun for attitude determination are very effective and often applied.

Lately it has found another articulate Australian advocate, the academic Tim Dunlop, whose The Future is Workless (2016) deems it "suddenly very sexy" – not a description often applied to social security schemes.

More recent scholarship has often applied the very techniques of mathematical logic to Aristotle's theories, revealing (in the opinion of many) a number of similarities of approach and interest between Aristotle and modern logicians.

A major difference is that these models are often applied to very specific problems or configurations for which they give an efficient, yet ad hoc solution.

Also impeding substantive advancements are a host of poorly designed and inadequately tested measures, which are often applied using very weak study designs.

And very readable it is, more than the epithet "writer's writer" often applied to Sinclair would suggest.

Because they each have a very different mode-of-action in target plants, these two herbicides are often applied in rotation in agricultural cropping systems.