Sentence examples for will be applied from from inspiring English sources

When the first thinning is an energy wood harvest, conventional logging will be applied from the second thinning, and the energy wood logging cost (c E ) and volume v 1j (harvested volume in the jth tree size class at the 1st thinning) will be computed for the first thinning (Eq. 5).

The heat will be applied from a distance of 1.5 3 cm, to ensure that the subject notices a feeling of warmth in the zone, but without any pain or burning.

All procedures and hospitalisations of all subjects will be obtained from the Tayside portion of the SMR1 record and the cost per day by speciality and hospital will be applied from published NHS costs.

Utilisation of more specialist services will be collected, including the type of intervention, and costs will be applied from previous research trials and a current Department of Health funded research project based on a range of specialist providers and intervention types [ 40].

A new ethical review for the current project and the new plan as well as inclusion of a new group of researchers will be applied for from the Review Board of the Helsinki and Uusimaa hospital district during the spring of 2013 (Medical Research Act 488/1999).

An additional $100 deep cleaning fee will be applied for stays from 7 - 30 nights".

"We will be applying for grants from UK funding bodies, but for now, we are relying on donations from the public," says Dr Breen.

From the Finnish National Institute for Mental Health and Welfare (THL) register data will be applied concerning diagnoses from the National Hospital Discharge Register.

Similar tests will be applied to loans from the company as well as charitable contributions from General Electric to organizations that a director serves as an officer or director.

In this paper, we will refer to this method as the simultaneous matching pursuit (SMP) to avoid any confusions since the method will be applied to multiple ERPs from different subjects and not from multiple channels.

The revised appeals process, called "mandatory reconsideration", will be applied to anyone who, from October, fails the controversial work capability assessment (WCA) and wants to challenge the decision to deny them sickness benefits.