Sentence examples for 1 usefulness from inspiring English sources

Two core themes emerged from analysis of the data after the implementation of the journals: (1) usefulness of the journal and responsiveness to participants' information needs and (2) functionality challenges.

Table 1 Usefulness of the various imaging modalities for the early diagnosis of inflammatory joint disorders   X-ray US MRI Nuclear medicine CT Rheumatoid arthritis – + + + – Inflammatory spondylarthropathy – +− ++ + +− Gout +− +− +− – +− – means not usually useful, +− means may or may not be useful depending on clinical circumstances, + means usually useful, ++ means method of choice.

The statements were regarding IM modalities' (1) usefulness, (2) placebo mechanism, (3) utility in alleviating symptoms, (4) effect on the underlying disease process, and (5) ability to directly affect the immune system.

There was no difference between conditions in student perceptions of the overall structure of the course (item 1), usefulness of the at-home and in-class activities (items 2 and 3), constructivist quality of the course (item 6), or perception of it being typical of a college course (item 7).

Table 8 Comparison of Subscales ease of use and usefulness (Before and after the course in the Facebook group)   Pre Test Post Test T Df p M SD M SD Ease of use 3.48.32 3.66.16 2.20 19.04 Usefulness in learning language 2.22.31 3.40.15.89.89 19.00.

Furthermore, both perceived ease of use (β=.436, p<.001, R=.487) and perceived usefulness (β=.443, p<.001, R=.646) significantly affected nurse anesthetists' PM-DSS acceptance (R=.640).

The basic TAM argued that two dimensions drive the adoption of educational technologies: 1) its perceived ease-of-use, and 2) usefulness.

(3) Usefulness: The website can provide useful information to the users.

2.56 0.62 0.82 Usefulness of the test 1 How useful do you find these kinds of tests?

To explore student pharmacists' perceptions of 1) future patient counseling, 2) use of mobile health applications (mHealth apps), and 3) usefulness of motivational interviewing (MI) in patient encounters and potential app messaging.

4 Lee et al., 2009 Usefulness The degree to which an individual believes that this teaching approach is useful.