Sentence examples for for which usable from inspiring English sources
A subanalysis of the 15 hospitals for which usable information on penicillin susceptibility was available for each year produced a comparable trend.
Repeating the analyses for contexts in which health associations have been found, and for which usable and non-usable green space types can be differentiated, would provide a useful insight into the mechanism behind the relationship.
Empirically we found that the assay reduced the list of potentially "interesting" genes to a manageable number (50 to 60 genes showing dual DNA methylation patterns), and that of these genes 10% were monoallelic (4 of the 40 genes for which we found usable SNPs).
Improvements in processes of care are to be achieved by Plan Do Study Act cycles: stepwise changes to care practices guided by measured results for which appropriate measures and usable data-collection tools should be available.
The composition of the basket is altered every five years to reflect changes in the importance of different currencies in the world's trading system.SDRs nevertheless represent a potential claim on other countries' freely usable currency reserves, for which they can be exchanged voluntarily.
In total, the intersecting sample of firms for which we could obtain CSR disclosure as well as usable answers from the company survey consists of 108 companies.
Sequence data were usable for 9 of 13 SNPs for which we used the PeakPicker method (18) to quantify potential imbalance.
Include mobile services, for which the FCC claims unconvincingly that it doesn't yet have any usable data, and the difference becomes even more dramatic.
The reduction of usable space in the "bathtub" to a fraction of its original size must inevitably compromise the aesthetic strength for which this plan was chosen.
As she and Carmine were circling in on the purchase of the condo, their son, David, offered to buy the house (for "under $1 million"), which meant usable furniture that no one wanted could be left there.
This paper presents a novel framework for track fitting which is usable in a wide range of experiments, independent of the specific event topology, detector setup, or magnetic field arrangement.
