In the present context however, it was not the intervention approach (MI) or content that was considered useful, but the use of a framework for targeting within the consultation based on a menu of topics for discussion.
Examination of the statistical performance of the variables included in the CDRs showed that none had a significant positive (>5) or negative (<0.2) LR. 42 Two CDRs brought the post-test probability of GAS pharyngitis to around 10%. 22 24 Only the CDR of Joachim et al was considered useful for clinical use to exclude GAS pharyngitis.
Deep web searching using Mednar was considered useful for the targeting of scientific material unavailable to search engines like Google [ 16].
The use of LIRs was considered "useful" when it permitted to eliminate at least one potential source (whose concentration was greater than the established threshold concentration).
In April 1975, a single Jaguar was used to test the aircraft's rough airstrip capacity, by landing and taking off multiple times from the M55 motorway, the final test flight was conducted with a full weapons load; the ability was never used in service but was considered useful as improvised runways might be the only runways left available in a large-scale European conflict.
Purpose/ Objective: It was considered useful to find how the materials were used, how useful they were in efforts to prevent the spread of H1N1 and their contribution to change in knowledge and behaviour.
The driver support system was frequently used in all its parts and was considered useful by the bus drivers.
The continuous objective simple presentation using colour in addition to numeric data was considered useful, and data were felt to support decision-making in relation to sedation reduction, but also to justify maintenance of the current sedation state.
Since 'leadership/leader' and 'manager/management' have been used interchangeably in the majority of literature reviewed, it was considered useful to adhere to this perspective to obtain a fuller picture of the concepts of interest.
From 1547 onwards, the Tower of London was only used as a royal residence when its political and historic symbolism was considered useful, for instance each of Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I briefly stayed at the Tower before their coronations.
Why the toad was considered useful in the first place remains something of a mystery.
