Sentence examples for the usability of this method from inspiring English sources
We also examined whether any background factors exist that influence the results and thus the usability of this method.
Bending strength improvement and fragmentation test confirm the usability of this method for glasses with low defect densities when a dominant defect is present on the surface.
However, in order to extend the usability of this method for considerably large number of filters, we introduce a secondary criterion which excludes all infeasible filter pairs from computations.
Such an extension would, however, limit the usability of the method to single-station protocols with sufficient time for MR acquisition.
Moreover, choosing the road traffic accident data as the test material for the GUHA method we wanted to test the usability of the method for real and for everybody comparatively easy to understand data.
We discuss the implementation of the method as a back-end to an interactive application, and demonstrate the usability of the method in several examples where the qualities of directly manipulating the force diagram are emphasized.
Regarding the usability of the method, we will analyse the reported usability of the software.
To further assess the usability of the method, we studied the effect of the PIN auxin carrier activity on the cellular auxin signaling.
Regarding the usability of the method, all of the responders reported that they encountered no difficulties in completing the questionnaires and that the results accurately reflected their needs.
To test the usability of the method, in total 138 pairs of urine-saliva samples were analyzed (69 pairs in trimester II and 69 pairs in trimester III), as well as 69 saliva samples collected in trimester I.
Comparative analyses will be conducted across the range of data collection methods with respect to time required to collect immunization data, number and type of individual-level data elements collected, and clinic staff perceptions of the usability of the method employed at their site, using analysis of variance (ANOVA).
