Sentence examples for available interchangeably from inspiring English sources

It's intended to sell the consumer on the notion that anywhere/anytime entertainment is now available interchangeably and interconnectively to Time Warner customers.

It is therefore possible to reliably use either of the models interchangeably, depending on the available information and the background process under consideration.

Algorithm Portfolios (APs) are algorithmic schemes where multiple copies of the same algorithm or different algorithms share the available computational resources, running concurrently or interchangeably on a number of processors.

The objective of the work presented here was to simultaneously calibrate the measurements made by these different samplers to remove relative biases (both constant and non-constant) so that all of the available PM2.5 data could be used interchangeably to develop exposure estimates for a retrospective epidemiology study.

Thus, one of the skills that a new professional in the power system field must have is the ability to use interchangeably a number of advanced signal processing techniques already available.

Although as discussed, there are definitions of pilot and feasibility available, we recognise that in reality the terms are often used interchangeably.

Some of these sources are used interchangeably, and nurses have indicated that the exact situation, the available search time, and ease of retrieval which source is chosen.

Physiotherapy exercises might be complemented by (or used interchangeably with) whole-body training based on recently developed commercially available videogame technology ("exergames").

We have used 'large'larger',r', or 'overweight' interchangeably to indicate that young people have a larger body size when this information is available in study reports.

Assessment of bioavailability of the different generic products available in the market is very important to ensure that generic drugs being sold can be used interchangeably with the branded products.

Therefore, the term (1-NFkBn) denotes the available free cytoplasmic concentration of NF-kB and in this study the nuclear concentration (NFkBn) and nuclear activity are used interchangeably.