Sentence examples for simple tools used from inspiring English sources
These two simple tools used together will help to clear the fog around the newly constituted Corporate Innovation Unit, which being a new organizational entity placed into a traditional structure needs to find rapidly its reason why to exist generate value.
Several studies reported on the use of job aids by CHWs; these were mostly simple tools used to support in (treatment) decision making (Rowe et al. 2007a; Sadler et al. 2011; Gill et al. 2012; Hamer et al. 2012; Javanparast et al. 2012; Lemay et al. 2012).
An effective and simple tool used for decision making for business is the SWOT analysis, which identifies the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of an organization.
The iodine-vapor staining procedure is a powerful simple tool used to evaluate switching ability of cells contained in individual colonies.
We have presented a new study demonstrating an additional/expanded, novel, and simple tool used to quantify tobacco smoke deposition in vitro in real time.
To develop and evaluate a simple tool, using data collected in a rural Chinese general practice, to identify those at high risk of Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and prediabetes (PDM).
I could also use a simple tool — using voice to change my selected weapon — to dig holes in a physical bench, digitally, and then push some holographic zombies into the vat of lava that was moldering several feet below the bench itself.
This simple tool uses three items (age, weight and estrogen use) to gauge risk and has been validated to identify over 90% of women at increased risk of osteoporotic fracture while ensuring that less than 50%% of those with normal BMD are selected [ 37].
Tool manufacture is much rarer than simple tool use and probably represents higher cognitive functioning.
The section provides simple analytical tools using a 160 ml scale column to predict column life at the process scale.
"A few simple tools were used to adjust inflection, tone, vibrato and so on," wrote Mr. White.
