Sentence examples for usefully shape from inspiring English sources

Our primary objectives are to identify insights and experiences that can usefully shape the future direction of the NHS Care Records Service in hospitals at a critical juncture (triggered by a change in government and recently announced austerity measures, and plans to restructure the NHS).

More generally, the optimal timing for publishing results of policy-focused evaluations must strike a balance between providing early formative feedback that can usefully shape policy development and providing later feedback that is strengthened by increased evidence but is reported too late to influence policy direction.

The design effort was constrained to the sizing of the tool to the intended task and the development of sharper, longer, and more usefully shaped cutting edges that always required backing to support them.

"How Pair's Finding on Terror Led to Clash on Shaping Intelligence" (front page, April 28) usefully demystifies the so-called Pentagon intelligence unit.

For empirical purposes, the shape of many distributions can be usefully described by the incomplete moments.

For empirical purposes, the shape of many distributions can be usefully described by what we call the incomplete moments.

Finally, for empirical purposes, the shape of many distributions can be usefully described by the incomplete moments.

For empirical purposes, the shapes of many distributions can be usefully described by what we call the first incomplete moment which plays an important role for measuring inequality, for example, income quantiles and Lorenz and Bonferroni curves.

Although they might have singular shapes, communities can provide significant information, when usefully combined with external information.

"Even if you were successfully able to get it into the sequencer for sequencing, it might not be in any usable shape (it might be too fragmented to be read usefully, for example)." It's not quite the biopunk apocalypse I envisioned, but the researchers do want people thinking along these lines at least as potential avenues of attack.

As Linnea Dunne usefully points out, Rihanna grew up in this world, too, shaped by the very structures that made her dress sense a public concern in the first place.