Sentence examples for usable I from inspiring English sources

Before the work of construction is begun, the building stones have to be carefully prepared so as to be usable; i.e. the words, signs, expressions, which are to be used, must have a clear sense, so far as a sense is not to be conferred on them in the system itself by means of a constructive definition.

Thus, out of 209,165 PPIs in Pint, only 166,259 are usable, i.e. where each partner protein has at least one InterPro domain mapping with a domain length of at least 10 amino acids.

A neighbourhood-level classification was developed to distinguish between usable (i.e., visitable) and non-usable green space (i.e., visible but not visitable) in the urban areas.

Even for fluorophores that can go through a very large number activation/deactivation cycles before irreversibly bleaching [ 20], maximizing the number of usable (i.e. single-molecule) images obtained is still desirable if monitoring small structures during a very long process.

Apple's laptop keyboards have consistently been the most comfortable and usable I've come across.

This change would make Mingle more usable, I think.

A U R I ap is re-usable, i.e., it can be used for protecting multiple operations stored in various CPs.

By measuring my office I can verify the amount of usable space I have, but I cannot verify the rentable space.

Of the 112 participants collected, 100 had usable data (i.e., attended both experimental sessions) to be included in analyses (51 female, 49 male; mean age 21.1 years ± 2.9).

Consolidating all the development and screening data since our initial studies [ 12], from 450 primer pairs designed, we obtained 300 operationally usable markers, i.e. a final efficiency of marker development of 67%.

To take optimal advantage of this highly exergonic redox reaction and to capture as much of the energy released as possible in a usable form (i.e. the high-energy terminal pyrophosphate bond in ATP), mitochondria 'step-down' the reducing potential of NADH (and the reduced form of flavin adenine dinucleotide) in stages.