Again, SPAB (see above) is a useful point of reference.
It is a useful point of reference for those involved in clinical practice or research.
And provided that both the writer and reader understands how they work (which, admittedly, is quite often not the case), they can be a useful point of reference.
Nevertheless, the proposed model can be a useful point of reference for e-learning service providers, helping them to identify the TRs that they can use to enhance service quality and to target vital CRs.
In light of the uncertainties concerning the biosphere on very long timescales, stylised biosphere models are shown to provide a useful point of reference in themselves and remain a valuable tool for nuclear waste disposal licencing procedures.
Although not directly applicable to this paper, as the accelerations are transient and the passengers are already in motion, it nonetheless provides a useful point of reference for comparison.
The skeleton is known in great detail, making it a useful point of reference for other duckbill skeletons.
The Transtheoretical Model of Health Behavior Change 1) (pictured below) is a useful point of reference in understanding the role that wearable technology plays in changing employees' behaviors over the long term.
In fact, it's been bringing its shiny-shoed, beardy vibe to clubs for well over a decade now, but 2010 marks a useful point of reference as the point in which it surfaced from a Euro-curiosity into being a genuine nightlife prospect in the UK.
In fact, it's been bringing its shiny-shoed routine to clubs for well over a decade now, but 2010 marks a useful point of reference as the point in which it surfaced from a Euro-curiosity into being a genuine nightlife prospect in the UK.
It was identified as a "very useful point of reference" (WHO KI) to guide policy.
