Sentence examples for usable basis from inspiring English sources

To date, no reviews have been published exploring the psychological impact of pregnancy on body image as identified in the qualitative literature, and no attempt has been made to collate the existing literature into a usable basis for clinically relevant guidance.

Some research has shown that walkable urban infrastructure is substantially cheaper on a usable square foot basis than spread-out drivable suburban infrastructure; the infrastructure is used much more extensively in a small area, resulting in much lower costs per usable square foot.

If this similarity can be measured, it may be usable as the basis to design better icons.

We've already written a half dozen times or so about how the Mac version of Google's Chrome browser continues to surge towards being fully usable on a daily basis.

The project is currently in its early alpha stages, so it's nowhere near usable on a daily basis, but it's current form was enough to make Medvedev take notice.

In ICU patients, therefore, the measurement of Treg and conventional T-cell frequency or absolute count (CD4+ T-cell enumeration is doable on the same tube used for Treg identification) may represent simple and valuable surrogate markers of lymphocyte anergy usable on a routine basis for the monitoring of sepsis-induced immune dysfunctions.

It has not been usable on a day to day basis.

While Apple iterates slowly and deliberately with the hopes to get as many customers as possible to upgrade on a yearly basis, Samsung makes the most usable and affordable Android handsets on the market.

The aim of designing a highly specific and sensitive, re-usable affinity sensor for antigens on the basis of an integrated optical Mach Zehnder interferometer is based on a proper understanding of the characteristics of the entire binding matrix architecture.

Commercial office leases charge rent on the basis of rentable space rather than usable space.

As we thoroughly followed these steps, these indicators are valid, usable in clinical practice and form an important basis in guideline development.