Sentence examples for useable tool from inspiring English sources

While these guidelines for the design of a risk-based sampling plan do not provide guarantees for a statistically demonstrated level of safety, the plan has been proven to be a useable tool during validation.

To understand how to filter this data into a useable tool that can interact with current building practices, the project has commissioned a range of focus groups to obtain practitioner feedback.

"We're hoping that if this does become a useable tool in prevention, then the associated counselling will complement the effect of the drug and stop people becoming cavalier about it and say 'now I have a pill I don't have to worry'.

The present survey represents an important step in the process of designing a useable tool for university and college educators to assess (a) predominant regional belief systems and their roles in science understanding and attitudes, (b) curricular effectiveness and attainment of specified learning goals, and (c) changes in attitudes about course material.

They also acknowledged that being developed in collaboration with patients made the guidebook a more useable tool for conveying information.

The two forces are not competitors; they would have complementary jobs to do.But with better and more useable military tools, wouldn't Europeans be mere camp-followers of the Americans?

TRL was originally created by NASA in the 1970s, and has evolved into a more useable system maturity assessment tool over the years [9].

The modest number of interpretable scores makes the tool more useable by researchers, policy makers, and practitioners.

In order for a network model to be useable as a predictive tool, the behaviour of its component genes needs to be assessed using available experimental data.

Exploiting population genomic or genetic mapping datasets with tens of millions of raw reads and millions of genotype calls requires a robust, efficient, and easily useable set of software tools that, unfortunately, have not previously been available.

This cost can be managed by developing a common transformation system infrastructure re-useable by derived tools that each address specific tasks, thus leveraging the infrastructure costs.