The phrase "associated with usable" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between something and its usability, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The features of this software are associated with usable design principles."
Alternatives: "linked to usability" or "related to usability".
If a CCTS is scheduled and, all links associated with are usable, and therefore, for all, which is calculated in (3); if,.
We hypothesized that investment in the human resources that support information technologies, such as the size of a hospital's IT staff, would be associated with more usable clinical information systems.
Introduction Single-Use Fiberscopes (SUF) have recently become available for ICU clinical practice to overcome 3 main problems associated with Re-Usable Fiberscopes (RUF) resulting in systematic: immediate availability of a sterile device, short lag time to endoscopic treatment and removal of the cross contamination risk.
If a GCTS is scheduled and, some links associated with maybe not usable.
If a GCTS is scheduled and node, some links associated with maybe not usable.
In a hybrid wireless network, Conservative CTS (CCTS) is a set of transmitters (including the BTs) that when all of them are transmitting simultaneously, all links associated with them are still usable (no interfere with any other link [14]).
To account for this, Greedy CTS (GCTS) is a set of transmitters (including the BTs) that when all of them are transmitting data simultaneously, at least one link associated with each transmitter is usable.
We examined whether specific hospital characteristics are associated with highly automated and usable clinical information systems.
However, the association between deprivation and usable green space was in the opposite direction; greater deprivation was associated with a greater quantity of usable green space (OLS coefficient = 0.02; p = 0.003).
