Sentence examples for implementation cannot be used from inspiring English sources
Reporting of the crude AE rates before and after an implementation cannot be used to evaluate progress in patient safety for several reasons, including nonrandom sample reporting from an unknown probability distribution, a reporting bias of unknown magnitude and direction as well as an unknown at-risk population [14].
Reporting of the crude AE rates before and after an implementation cannot be used to evaluate progress in patient safety for several reasons, including nonrandom sample reporting from an unknown probability distribution, a reporting bias of unknown magnitude and direction as well as an unknown at-risk population [ 14].
Nevertheless, the formulation as derived above does not impose a metric on the resulting graph, such that these implementations cannot be used straight forward.
As noted by [10], 'The model is not meant to replace detailed engineering analyses of grid rollout, including load-flow analysis, which would be needed as part of the implementation process, so it cannot be used as a stand-alone implementation tool'.
Currently, the implementation of the regional guidelines cannot be used as the only factor to explain a better compliance in one region.
This floating-point model is useful to obtain an upper bound on the expected performance of the baseband processor, but cannot be used for FPGA implementation.
The prior information of the controlled system cannot be used for ESO implementation to improve the control accuracy.
Their approach is tightly coupled to Amazon's EC2 and cannot be used with other IaaS implementations or in virtualized Grid environments.
Note that both our implementation of Karoui's method and the bootstrap method cannot be used.
Error-propagation-based methods are found to extinguish the flame artificially and cannot be used in an on-the-fly implementation.
The USRCAT implementation is freely available and can be used to generate these moments internally (moments cannot be used to reverse engineer the original set of coordinates).
