Sentence examples for entry for use from inspiring English sources

For collecting phenotypic data, COINS provides an easy-to-use form builder that generates questionnaires of varying complexity for web-based data entry, for use by participants at home or in a research office.

After the mission deadline closes, the brand selects a winner and can also purchase any of the entries for use in their campaigns at the same $10 a pop that Foap normally charges; the photographer gets a 50% cut of any sale.

The insertion of a complete attB adaptor and cloning into the pDONRTM201 vector were performed in accordance with the manufacturer's protocol to create an entry clone for use during the subsequent subcloning steps.

This critical dependence creates a high barrier-to-entry for using mathematical models to guide scientific decisions on a day-to-day basis.

To reduce the barrier-to-entry for using the biom-format software, the Python objects in the biom-format package are designed to be easily installable on any system running Python 2.6 or 2.7.

Searches of trademark applications uncovered an entry for the use of the term "Manta" as an amusement ride, and construction on a large site within the park had already begun.

And the only time before this that homosexuality was approached by a videogame was in Postal 2 – the Wikipedia entry for which used to contain the phrase, "The company defended the game by pointing out that the player does not have to kill gay characters and that the gays in the bar will fire back".

An increased number of patients accessed NRT or smoking counsellors after a computerised order entry form introduced for use by doctors [ 41].

Even with these resources there is a barrier to entry for students to use PCEs, namely the unfamiliar and complex system software ecosystem of modern PCEs.

The app needed to accommodate voice and single-click data entry for ease of use, as the existing weekly Food Frequency Questionnaire was proving too unreliable and insufficiently detailed, Nasa said.

Had the reporters at the major publications glanced in the AP Stylebook, they would have seen, under the entry for Deaf: "avoid using deaf-mute".