The instrument is fit for use to measure outcomes in clinical trials and may be useful as well to assess treatment outcomes in a clinical practice environment.
He called the research "sound, definitive and unquestionably fit for use in the courtroom".
But it is not fit for use as the basis of government in a secular, multicultural, democratic society.
So far they produce "very pragmatic, fit for use" designs, but he has no doubt they will quickly become world-class innovators.
There are currently 462 flats spread across 15 mansion blocks, but Affinity Sutton believes four of the blocks are not fit for use anymore, and plans to demolish the whole complex.
One of them likens Tablighi to a kiln, making bricks fit for use in any holy activity, including jihad.The talk at Raiwind was of the example of the Prophet Muhammad, however, and the mood was contemplative.
"If the design of a product is done with the full lifecycle in mind then that could have a huge impact on the ability to repair it, or how it can be recycled if it is no longer fit for use.
In many ways the most interesting part of the "Elimination" is the long description of how the painting grew from the contemplation of a prepared canvas, "by paint smeared o'er & fit for use / Not smooth but of a texture loose", rather like Leonardo seeing subjects and forms in uneven walls.
Classifications are purpose-driven, created for a specific purpose and fit for use.
According to the results, Lf nanoliposomes may be fit for use in the oral administration.
The nanoliposomes showed an acceptable stability and may be fit for use in the oral administration[43].
