Sentence examples for utilities to enable from inspiring English sources
Only a few months ago, the White House challenged utilities to enable their customers to download information on their energy usage in what it described as a "Green Button" initiative.
Finally, the patient survey will provide quality of life measures or utilities to enable cost-utility and cost-effectiveness analyses to be carried out.
Geographical location is also treated as a utility to enable logistics both distribution of products and collection of used products or waste to be incorporated within the same modelling framework.
The usefulness of the tools, as defined by Seffah, was illustrated in their "practical utility" to enable "users to solve real problems in an acceptable way" [ 78].
The formulation and drug delivery technologies have been tested for their utility to enable candidates at preclinical and clinical developmental stages to further stages.
The present study provides a mapping algorithm to transform the I-QOL total score, commonly used in incontinence clinical trials [ 33, 34], to the AQoL-8D utility to enable the estimation of health state utility values.
3. The EQ-5D (EuroQol) will measure health related quality of life and provide utility weights to enable evaluation of cost-effectiveness [ 35].
Ultimately, lightweight programing environments and supporting programs with diverse cloud-based utilities are essential to enable those without or with limited programing skills to investigate biological networks [ 66].
aTwo further possible applications are the development of an overall score to compare the total burden of one population group with another, and also the attachment of utilities to scores to enable comparisons with other conditions.
The chimpanzee and macaque results can also be viewed on the human sequence having been converted using the liftOver utility [ 49] to enable an initial comparative view.
Furthermore, the results demonstrated the utility of FAPH to enable visualization of plasma treatment levels and led to local "spatial mapping" of surface hydrophilicity.
