Sentence examples for useable results from inspiring English sources

These simulators need a wealth of reservoir data as input to provide users with useable results.

The part of the new phone worth mentioning, he said, is that its extra-high-resolution photos allow for better editing of photos, and therefore more useable results.

Ultimately, this evaluation produced useable results that may be able to provide direction for future improvement of the instrument.

Our emphasis has been mainly on the analysis of the data gathered in order to produce valid and useable results that could be an input to regional policy decision making.

After analyzing the data, it was noted that the reproducibility of the 3.6-min acquisition time helical pinhole SPECTs was sufficiently good to expect useable results using shorter acquisition times, so we decided to generate pseudo 1-min helical SPECTs by keeping only the odd pixel in the two directions of the acquisition matrix (one pixel on four).

In low- and middle-income countries, these field evaluations significantly absorb the already scarce human and financial resources but do not always produce useable results (1).

Approximately 97,000 km of LWF were estimated across this landscape with results useable both at a regional reporting scale, as well as mapped across space for use in wildlife habitat modelling or other landscape management research.

In addition, no useable consumption outcome data could be extracted from Wansink 2013 due to unclear reporting of results from the relevant intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis.

A further six studies (including 267 control participants) had analyzed the effect of soy isoflavones on total circulating estradiol in post-menopausal women, but not presented the data in a useable way addition of the results of these studies could alter both the effect size and the statistical significance of the results of this meta-analysis.

This data evolution represents the convergence of several trends — trends that include a robust open data movement that increasingly results in useable, well-visualized information, not just for "gotcha exposés," but for joint problem solving and a 311 reform effort that repositions cities from rule-bound organizations to responsive ones that function as platforms for horizontal engagement.

Of these 26 calls, seventeen resulted in useable recordings for analysis.