Sentence examples for be further usable from inspiring English sources

Although a unit is delivered hop-by-hop the basis for the following replication mechanisms is owner replication, since the units are consumed for some time at the requester and therefore need to be replicated to be further usable by other nodes.

Being able to answer the simple question, 'How many cases do we have in the database?' was not a simple task itself, which could be further complicated to the 'How many usable cases do we have in the database?' which was periodically asked by the responsible of data analysis and by the coordination team of the project.

Finally, our results suggest these determinants should be further studied to eliminate confounders and produce usable results.

Although the number of "usable" SNPs covers the majority of transcripts, the coverage could be further increased with newly developed platforms with additional SNP markers.

The outcome (clinically usable AVF) is further impacted by variation in point-of-care management of AVFs, e.g. cannulation expertise.

None of the materials were usable in a nuclear bomb, but the uranium could have been further enriched to make it useful in a weapon, said Bryan Wilkes, a spokesman for the National Nuclear Security Administration, part of the Energy Department.

While the base is usable, further construction is needed to support Russian strategic bombers, he said.

Thirdly, we wanted the results of the estimation to be easily usable in further modelling, and we did not want the SHE rates to vary over time, which would require knowing the longevity of the treatment, even assuming that the time to first SHE is distributed differently than the time to subsequent SHEs and would be a possible way of introducing the zero-inflation phenomenon.

(Readers are advised to read this documentation for further details) These are as follows: 1. CompChem shall be straightforwardly usable over the Internet;   2.

But the SBML code, that is generated by linking the results of both plugins, is not usable for further modeling steps.

The outputs are not only easily accessible in a Web browser, but are also usable in further statistical or bioinformatics analysis, as they are also provided in XML format (Fig. 3A), which is a tagged plain-text format compatible with various computer programs.