The phrase "able utilised" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not fit together grammatically. An example of a correct phrase could be: "The resources are fully utilized."
Alternatives: "capable of being used" or "effectively employed."
It should be noted that, based on Henry's law, the amount of oxygen able to dissolve into the medium is determined by the partial pressure of oxygen in the inlet gas, and that in oxygen-limited conditions (i.e. cultures receiving 2.8, 1.0 or 0.5% oxygen) the yeast were able to utilise all the oxygen which was able to dissolve into the medium.
We need to be able to stimulate innovation in its broadest sense and to be able to utilise inventions from here and elsewhere.
In addition, women who are able to utilise networks to co-author with individuals outside their institution are able to publish in higher-rated journals, although the same is not true for men; women who are attributed with "individual staff circumstances" (e.g. maternity leave or part-time working) have lower scores according to journal ratings lists.
For example, in one directed evolution programme, bacteria were selected on the basis of being able to utilise l-rhamnose as a sole carbon source: such bacteria were able to survive through expression of a variant aldolase able to cleave l-rhamnulose [49].
Boys are, after all, men-in-the-making, assumed to have access to – and be able to utilise – all the patriarchal privilege that's going.
A glance at the state of internet access in the UK underlines the difficulties that many will face in being able to utilise this system.
"It's not just about new homes, though – I also want job opportunities for local people and community space that residents will be able to utilise.
One to watch: Trent Boult A quick left arm seam bowler who will be able to utilise the pace and seam movement offered in the pitches in New Zealand and Australia.
Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the parent to know if and when their child is able to utilise money to that end.
In the Fallout series of post-apocalyptic role-playing games, survivors are able to utilise an old closed network called PoseidoNet, which has survived the nuclear war – there are terminals placed throughout the world.
