Sentence examples for usefully expressed from inspiring English sources

The Lawson criterion applies to inertial confinement fusion as well as to magnetic confinement fusion but is more usefully expressed in a different form.

The safety of caffeine can best be described in a narrative form, and is not usefully expressed in terms of a "bright line" numerical value like an "acceptable daily intake" (ADI).

This section will involve a summary of the basic features of Dalton's chemistry as he published it in 1808 together with the way in which its content can be usefully expressed using chemical formulae introduced by Berzelius five years later.

The variability in the time delay is most usefully expressed by a predictive distribution for a new individual's time delay.

A curvilinear abscissa along the reaction path defines the reaction coordinate, which is a function of R and Q, and can be usefully expressed in terms of mass-weighted coordinates (as a specific example, a straight-line reaction path is obtained for crossing diabatic surfaces described by paraboloids).

This can most usefully be expressed as a confidence interval around the mean of the replicate results.

This paper analyzes how Intent, in the sense later defined, can be usefully defined and expressed.

Psychobiological measures may also usefully extend our studies, as emotional reactivity is expressed in various output systems which may be differentially affected.

The uncertainty information can be usefully propagated into downstream analysis of the data, e.g. calling differentially expressed transcripts from replicated experiments (Glaus et al., 2012).

Practice nurses also expressed the need for protocols to support them in the management of CFS/ME and they could usefully be directed to the emerging "Map of Medicine" guidelines [ 27].

IgE receptors are also expressed by APCs including most DC subsets (Bajtay et al, 2006), suggesting that Fcε-fusions may be usefully explored in vaccine approaches.