More usefully, they are able to revive you if you fall in battle – providing they make it to you within five or so seconds.
That the team will be able usefully to compare their high-tech data to the hand-collected measurements from a century ago is a testament to Mawson's sheer force of will in maintaining a continuous log of an enforced, extra year on the continent.
"We may not be able to usefully determine at what point foreign accumulation of net claims on the United States will slow or even reverse, but is evident that the greater the degree of international flexibility, the less the risk of crisis," Greenspan said at a Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago conference.
These facts indicate that different combinations are able to usefully explore different aspects of coexpression: therefore the most effective strategy is to consider the union of all such predictions.
27 Owing to the availability of clearly defined national treatment guidelines 28 30 and increasing numbers of patients with type 2 diabetes, medication review for patients with diabetes is a health service which pharmacy students may be able to usefully provide.
Some limitations to the method include, that the overall accuracy is dependant on the quality of data used, the orientation of the spine in the image must be within a certain degree to be analyzed, and a large data set is necessary to be able to usefully interpret the measurements generated.
Should employers take responsibility for ensuring their new recruits are equipped with the necessary non-technical skills to be able to function usefully in the workplace?
He may be able to bowl usefully, too, a bit of whippy seam up, that sort of thing, that snared Andy Flintoff in the second Test in Trinidad recently.
Workforce retraining is one of those ideals that it seems governments ought to be able to pursue usefully but which they nonetheless often seem to do poorly and wastefully.
Only rarely is enough detail known about the policy process to be able to comment usefully: for example, who are the main actors, where are decisions made, and how evidence fits into the process.
