Sentence examples for base for use from inspiring English sources

In this project, we sought to use a relational database to construct a generalized guideline knowledge base for use with Internet-based decision support applications.

Research and documentation The evidence base for use of ICTs in C4D programming with marginalised adolescent girls is quite scarce.

The Uzbek government, which has become an important but politically difficult ally for Washington since offering an air base for use in the war against the Taliban in 2001, has vigorously asserted that the militants were linked to Al Qaeda.

It applies three soft computing approaches simultaneously for generating a representative state function, searching for a set of multi-objective control strategies, and auto-tuning the fuzzy control rule base for use in the case study.

This chapter aims to differentiate between "alternative" therapies, often promoted falsely as viable options to mainstream lung cancer treatment, and complementary therapies, adjunctive, effective techniques that treat symptoms associated with cancer and its mainstream treatment, and to describe the evidence base for use of complementary therapies.

By then a large supply of meat including 200 seals—had been brought to the base, for use by the shore party and to be laid in depots before the journey to the pole.

Charlotte Paterson's work considerably strengthens the evidence base for using acupuncture to help patients who are troubled by symptoms that we find difficult both to diagnose and to treat". The tabloid press had a field day on the basis of the press release.

Thus, any new controlled study makes an important contribution to the evidence base for using the Family Group Conference approach in healthcare.

However, to date no systematic review has tried to collate the overall evidence base for using this interesting drug in the palliative care setting.

However, the positive predictive values of most cancer alarm symptoms are low, both in the general population and in primary care and the evidence base for using alarm symptoms to identify cancer is weak [ 17- 19].

The four facts encourage discussion of a penal "peace dividend," of converting military bases for use as prisons.