Sentence examples for if used successfully from inspiring English sources
If used successfully in the terror cases, it could provide an alternative to traditional trials for mass-injury cases.
If used successfully, leverage increases the returns to owners, but it decreases the returns to owners when it is used unsuccessfully.
If used successfully, inexpensive optical connections could drastically change the speed at which consumer devices and the chips within them exchange information.
If used successfully it could help prevent or mitigate disease outbreaks and thus avoid pain, suffering, and significant cost to individuals and the public alike.
Shibley Telhami ignores history when he asserts that "democracy cannot be imposed through military force, even if force is used successfully to oust antidemocratic dictators".
The 2012 race is already being widely viewed as a laboratory for political operatives, some of whom say that Super PACs founded to support individual candidates may soon become a feature of Senate and even House races if they are used successfully — and without legal headaches — by allies of the presidential candidates.
However, it can be used successfully if technical difficulties are overcome and can be useful as a universal template as it contains a copy of all genes, and the same amount of template is present for all single-copy genes [ 32].
The latter – determine if the tool was used successfully, and actually affected clinical decisions – remains undescribed at present.
This approach has been used successfully, if only occasionally, to study the molecular basis of traits not present in traditional model species (e.g. hibernation, [ 16]).
This indicates that further work is needed to customise biochar properties to suit specific soil and contaminant situations if they are to be used successfully for remediation of metal contaminated soils.
1 If nonreproductive cells could be used successfully for the manufacture of in vitro derived eggs, menopause would no longer create the sort of infertility that it now does, and female fertility could be extended, in principle, indefinitely.
