Sentence examples for usefully sized from inspiring English sources

On a more practical level, the 620S uses Caterham's wider chassis to give you more space for things like a passenger, luggage and a usefully sized fuel tank.

Moreover, the algorithm should manage to generate usefully sized zones of equalization in order to allow for the head motion of somebody with restricted mobility; for example, a passenger seated in a car.

Let us call this the black Range Rover effect, on the basis that the world can be usefully divided into two (unevenly sized) tribes, comprising (1) people who drive black Range Rovers and (2) people with whom one might care to spend any time.

In cases where the availably of CPUs greatly exceeds the number of molecules to be screened, multithreading is particularly useful for increasing the usefully employable system size.

In other words a calculation indicating a sample size of 100 will generally rule out the need for a study of size 500 but not one of 110; a sample size of 187 can be usefully rounded up to 200, and so on.

There was also a relatively large sample size for a qualitative study; however, as the patient sample size was small, further work could usefully focus on this group to confirm and provide additional insight to the present findings.

They may usefully be applied to the design and sample size estimation of future surveys that are clustered on primary care practices.

There's a man who makes wooden plant dibbers for them, another who supplies stoneware jars, a different potter who throws traditional clay pots, usefully deep (priced from £9.50 to £14.50 depending on size).

Thus, this transition corresponds not to the onset of slippage but to the size at which a repeat can be usefully distinguished from its genomic background.

Our results can be usefully compared with those of a recently published Israeli study of comparable size, methodology, and duration of follow-up, which found lower long-term all-cause and cardiovascular disease mortality rates among smoking reducers (6).

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.