Sentence examples for usefully used to from inspiring English sources

Artificial profiles, which differ from real ones due to their stationary feature, can be usefully used to perform sensitivity analysis of specific parameters influencing the vehicle pavement system.

The main results can be summarized as follows: Artificial profiles, which differ from real ones due to their stationary feature, can be usefully used to perform sensitivity analysis of specific parameters influencing the vehicle pavement system.

As an example of possible application, the proposed circuit has been usefully used to perform the quality control of the micro-strip anodic planes of the Gas Electron Multiplier Inner Tracker of the KLOE-2 experiment.

This led to the definition of an empirical relationship between jacking forces and the degree of cementation in the ground that can be usefully used at the design analysis stage to predict jacking forces.

In poorer countries aid money could usefully be used to pay for top-notch infrastructure teams.The second priority is to streamline the system for slicing risk unrelated to a project's commercial viability.

Ringo Starr made a botch of it when he simply announced via his website that he was no longer going to sign autographs – though that apparently hasn't stopped him readying the imminent release of the live album Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band, a picture of which might usefully be used to illustrate the dictionary definition of "unnecessary".

The equation, with the use of routine biochemical variables, needs to be confirmed in free-living populations but can be recommended as a valid substitute for the direct measurement of serum osmolality in existing data sets and could usefully be used to screen for current dehydration in clinical situations.

Therefore, in PKD patients with relatively preserved renal function, the disease course of affected family members can usefully be used to direct genetic testing, with PKD2 testing targeted to those patients with a FH of ESRF occurring only over 50 yrs.

Further studies are needed to better understand if CTS could be usefully used in clinical practice to screen eyes undergoing refractive surgery, eyes with KC at early stage, ectatic corneas, or other corneal diseases.

Overall, it is concluded that linear regression analysis applied to nationally collected ecologic data cannot be used to usefully infer a causal relationship between air quality and mortality which is in direct contradiction to other major published studies.

Usefully, Bayesian statistics can be used to evaluate the chances of detecting past or present life for missions to different landing sites on Mars.