Sentence examples for likely usage from inspiring English sources
Access frequency, which is a figure estimated by the user based on the likely usage of the content.
Market penetration for these sites is still relatively modest, but it is growing and, as the prospect of not just finding television programming, but also watching it online, becomes more likely, usage will grow exponentially.
Every plant species encountered during the margin transects was assigned a score for the likely usage by bumblebees and honeybees: 0 = not used as forage; 1 = used as forage (Table S1).
The AU theme revealed the most likely usage scenario would be collaborative involving both patient and practitioner, as many participants did not feel confident or see sufficient value in using the application autonomously.
Other benefits arise from a successful DM program--namely patients who adhere to their DM program [ 18] or effectively manage their A1c reduce the likely usage of the ED care.
But the recommendation of the task force will likely increase usage.
It is likely that usage of the glycerol-based enema, acting as an osmotic laxative and thus increasing the luminal volume, which stretches the mucosa, makes it more susceptible to friability and disruption, compromising tissue integrity.
In addition to noting the extent to which product use in trials may differ from product adherence in real life, it is likely that usage patterns will be influenced by product modality and regimen.
Using pre-treatment before the bacterial challenge is arguably a limitation of our studies in the primary pneumonia model; this approach is useful for proof-of-principle but does not mirror likely clinical usage.
It is likely that usage figures will be higher in places where there is easy access to medications over the counter, commonly in low and medium income countries such as Brazil.
Additionally, there is likely unnecessary usage of antibiotics which, given the multibillion dollar global market in antibiotics, represents wasted funds that could be redirected to support evidence-based health care practices.
