Molten Core is an exceedingly powerful Ultimate when used correctly.
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It's an incredible, incredible tool for us if used correctly.
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It shows how effective CGI can be when used correctly.
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If used correctly, a Boomerang can be amazingly entertaining — and hypnotic.
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Twitter, if used correctly, could really help him through the presidency.
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Here's the thing: all condoms protect against Zika infection when used correctly.
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Yes, though this is less likely if the birth control is used correctly.
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Johnson & Johnson says it is "committed to ensuring its medicines are used correctly".
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Likewise, protective gear such as masks and gloves works only if used correctly.
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Even if used correctly, thermometers won't catch everyone who could spread the new virus.
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When used correctly, sunscreens are designed to protect you against sunburns and skin cancer.
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Arconic said it was up to contractors to ensure its products were used correctly.
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That said, when positive reinforcement is used correctly, it can work for weight loss.
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When used correctly, Whink Hair Clog Blaster is safe for plumbing and septic systems.
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But for what it's worth, some technology, if used correctly, is still on your side.
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But when used correctly, debt can serve a valuable role in a company's capital structure.
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Condoms can be an excellent form of birth control — when they're used correctly, that is.
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If used correctly, the wipes kill 99.9% of the viruses and bacteria on hard surfaces.
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"If used correctly" seems to be the magic phrase for so many security companies these days.
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That said, he believes credit cards could actually be good for some users if used correctly.
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If used correctly, melatonin is an effective and safe treatment for jet lag, says Dr. Sak.
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If the testing instruments are programmed correctly, calibrated correctly, maintained correctly and used correctly, they're generally reliable.
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Flash photography gets a bad rap, but the technique can make for fantastic photos when used correctly.
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The instance of the school in Kansas was an instance where the platform was not used correctly.
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When used correctly, it can be a powerful way to enhance your experience with the physical world.
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These are, at the end of the day, simply insights that might be helpful if used correctly.
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Condoms can prevent the spread of most STIs — like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis — but only when used correctly.
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Certain acids, when used correctly, do exactly that, and they're not half as scary as the word itself.
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Sarcasm, used correctly, can be useful to either a home or a world that seems disordered, Camp says.
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Evidence shows that high-quality tech-enabled tools, if used correctly, can indeed improve a student's cognitive skills.
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When used correctly, condoms are about 98% effective at preventing both pregnancy and STIs, according to Planned Parenthood.
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If used correctly, transparency can be an indispensable tool in improving the health care system in various dimensions.
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Studies suggest that the WHO checklist, when used correctly with pulse oximetry, reduces complications and mortality by 258 percent.
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But even when used correctly (and sparingly), enemas can cause dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and, in rare cases, kidney failure.
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VR, Cole says, is a the forefront of the sextech industry's transformation and if used correctly, can bolster relationships.
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But experts look at whether it's being used correctly to keep a child safe, and surprisingly often, it's not.
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If used correctly, TikTok can be supremely beneficial to a sneaker reseller looking to resonate with a younger audience.
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It's not a dealbreaker, but it's got a learning curve and can still occasionally frustrate even when used correctly.
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A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigation, however, cleared Tesla of any liability, deeming Autopilot safe if used correctly.
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Used correctly, trolling â€" which uses inflammatory humor and pranks to provoke emotional reactions â€" can be an artful weapon.
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We have so many tools at our disposal and if used correctly and combined effectively can help more than hurt.
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Blood tests at a doctor&aposs office and store-bought urine tests can both be 99% accurate when used correctly.
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When the *good,* evidence-based apps are used correctly, as a complement to ongoing psychotherapy, they can boost the therapeutic process.
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This hormone is typically used to prevent pregnancy after sex in the event that birth control failed or wasn't used correctly.
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Used correctly, the Swift could help companies staff difficult-to-fill positions, while adding a layer of efficiency in the warehouse.
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But you don't have to be an academic to use footnotes, and they can provide value to anyone when used correctly.
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This system offers great security and anonymity if used correctly, but it does require you to follow its instructions very carefully.
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Balance transfer cards, when used correctly, can help you pay off your credit card balance and get rid of your debt.
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And if used correctly, these stock purchases can boost your bottom line, according to Sophia Bera, founder of Gen Y Planning.
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If used correctly, condoms act as a barrier to protect users from STIs and are also 98% effective in preventing pregnancy.
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There don't seem to be any dangers or downsides to vibrating foam rollers or tools if they're used correctly, de Mille says.
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When the app is used correctly, only 10 out of 1,000 women who used the app for one year would become pregnant.
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While prescription drugs hold the promise of preventing disease and treating symptoms, they can maim or even kill if not used correctly.
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While surgical masks can block only large-particle droplets, N95 masks filter out 95 percent of all airborne particles when used correctly.
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Although they're not fail-proof, when condoms are used correctly, research shows they can also reduce the risk for contracting STIs, including HIV.
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The show makes a good case for a good fart joke; used correctly, flatulence can soften the edge of a more harsh barb.
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My colleague, Stanford Law School professor Mark Lemley says that when used correctly, patents can be valuable because they generate real technology transfer.
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Used correctly, they are often the most effective option, but my conscience dissuades me from that course because of the impact on society.
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If they're used correctly, P95 and P100 face masks can reduce the likelihood of being exposed to coronavirus by blocking contaminated air particles.
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"I think that if the opportunity was used correctly, it could actually... bring people together and unite a lot of groups," she added.
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Used correctly, the tool can save valuable time for editors building out understaffed editions — but when it goes wrong, the results can be disastrous.
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The drone market is one that is currently somewhat niche, but if used correctly, will set the Chinese economy's stage for years to come.
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For those who are sexually active, condoms are widely recognized as the most effective method for preventing HIV and other diseases, if used correctly.
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This tax reform package is a powerful tool available for use by small business owners, but it must be used correctly in order to be effective.
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While technical terminology, especially about research methods, tends to be used sparingly in public scholarship, these terms need to be used correctly and with clear explanations.
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Culp says that Fi's collar and others could be an extremely useful tool if used correctly as owners include their pets in their daily exercise and activity.
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They make life easier for teammates, and, when used correctly, draw enough notice to widen the parameters of what an All-Star truly is, or can be.
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The Last Goodbye represents a high point in VR filmmaking, proving that the format, when used correctly, is no longer just a gimmick employed as fancy advertising.
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"Condoms prevent the spread of most STDs and likely reduce the risk of all STDs, but a condom is only effective when used correctly," she told CNN.
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They have antibiotic stewardship programs to ensure that drugs are used correctly and they have sophisticated strategies to identify and isolate anyone who develops a superbug infection.
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For someone not familiar with the financial markets, it&aposs very easy to hear a few pieces of unfamiliar vocabulary and assume they&aposre being used correctly.
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But when paired with all these other tactics — and when used correctly, which may not be as easy as you think — masks offer an extra layer of protection.
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Used correctly, automation will augment human labor, and allow them to devote more care to higher-level tasks, since the tedious day-to-day tasks will be automated.
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A number of additional, sometimes manual processes are needed to make sure the correct organization or person sent or received the right data, and that it was used correctly.
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However, Tamiflu is highly recommended by both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization as an effective treatment for the virus when used correctly.
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For example, if it takes 10 minutes typically to burn, then, if used correctly, an SPF 30 sunscreen should provide 30 times that -- 300 minutes of protection before sunburn.
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Evidence shows that such high-quality tech-enabled tools, if used correctly, can indeed improve a student's cognitive skills, and thus academic performance, by 0.21 standard deviations on average.
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"What it is is the Congress's legitimate function of oversight to make sure the FISA process is being used correctly," he added, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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"What it is, is the Congress's legitimate function of oversight to make sure the FISA process is being used correctly," he added, referring to a controversial government surveillance program.
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When used correctly, encryption — which we see in iMessages or texts through apps like WhatsApp — scrambles messages in a way that prevents anyone but the intended recipient from unscrambling them.
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To be sure, credit cards can offer great value when used correctly, but in order to build wealth — and earn perks and rewards — it's crucial to avoid carrying a balance.
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In an online newsletter, titled "Red-Eye Drops: Poisonous to Drink, Safe If Used Correctly," it said that intentionally or accidentally drinking eye drops could lead to toxic blood levels.
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If used correctly, it can tackle corruption "such as officials tampering with land records", make services like property sales more efficient and provide greater protection against cyber attacks, said Robustelli.
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Used correctly, these tips can even turn your worry into fun, says Willink, co-author of the book "The Dichotomy of Leadership " and the founder of management consulting firm Echelon Front.
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The really cool thing is that the major organic marketing channels are so powerful, if used correctly you can support yourself as a new entrepreneur by choosing just one of them.
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These horizontal miracle-makers can be plugged into a TV and placed underneath it, and if used correctly, they'll enhance a TV's auditory output without taking up much space at all.
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According to a recent study published in The BMJ, "self-sourced" medical abortions administered outside of a clinic aren't a real threat; abortion pills, when used correctly, are safer than Tylenol.
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But the national warning system predates Trump and has been under development for years, and officials say there are some pretty specific guardrails in place to make sure it's always used correctly.
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But don't stress too much about this — oral contraception is considered 91% to 99% effective if used correctly, and only 9% of women get pregnant within their first year on the pill.
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Given the interactive nature of video games, their capacity for privacy, and the familiarity that many adolescents already have with games, when used correctly, games could be an incredibly effective tool for students.
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When you compare those stats to the reliability of other forms of contraception (according to the NHS condoms are 98 percent reliable and the pill 99 percent, if used correctly) there's little difference.
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Bearing witness to this total onslaught of the English language, Merriam-Webster was physically unable to stand by quietly and let Trump's 6.39 million followers believe "chocker", "leightweight", and "honer" were words he used correctly.
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On April 5, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and Fisher-Price said they didn't believe the sleeper was dangerous if used correctly: before infants were 3 months old and could turn over on their own.
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The head of Bayer's crop science division, Liam Condon, said in an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAS) that he expects the U.S. courts should affirm the weed killer's harmlessness, provided it is used correctly.
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His son's teacher hadn't heard about the recall at all, Garber tells Vox, and instead mistakenly believed that Fisher-Price had only issued a warning and that Rock 'n Plays were safe if used correctly.
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Its convoluted, cryptic history, its tendency to polarize, and—when used correctly—its highly specific ability to signal disdain, support, amusement, and "woof," all at the same time, can be found nowhere else in the emoji lexicon.
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Clearly Musk, who sounded even more testy than usual on the call, perceives a hypocrisy in the disparity of coverage about driverless technology, and believes the tech to be demonstrably safer than human driving, at least when used correctly.
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Though he, personally, is a fan of neti pots (used correctly, of course): "I like to use a neti pot particularly when I have a cold to moisten and rinse my nasal passages and help clear out sinus congestion," Stork says.
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"While this technique of using mounted horses to transport a person during an arrest is considered a best practice in certain scenarios, such as during crowd control, the practice was not used correctly in this instance," police said in a statement.
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The most important reason is that, when used correctly, it is already significantly safer than a person driving by themselves and it would therefore be morally reprehensible to delay release simply for fear of bad press or some mercantile calculation of legal liability.
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Ramirez's past few seasons have been a difficult but necessary correction, a period of massing proof that the superstar is gone and that all anyone should expect from him now is sporadic excellence that might result, if used correctly, in season-long competence.
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Conor O'Kelly, whose office will have to raise the debt to fund that deficit, said investors give governments plenty of leeway to react to such events and he saw no issue in running a modest deficit provided the money is used correctly.
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Recent studies have shown that, when used correctly, they can rid addicts of their cravings, relieve depression, anxiety, and PTSD, induce long-lasting positive behavioral changes, help the terminally ill overcome their terror of death—and even put mere mortals in touch with the divine.
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No one's saying you should renounce rubbers entirely, to be clear—used correctly, they're 98 percent effective at preventing pregnancy, and they "provide an essentially impermeable barrier to particles the size of STD pathogens," according to the CDC, effectively preventing the spread of HIV and other STDs.
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This quality would almost certainly result in an outpouring of grief in the event of my demise, which, if used correctly, could be converted into promotional value for The Feather Brothers, the folk duo I share with my co-worker Max Knoblauch, and our new single "Leaves Turning Colours".
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Finally, Apple said it would need to make sure the operating system is used correctly, and is later destroyed to avoid the possibility of it falling into the wrong hands—although Neuenschwander warned that it's hard to make sure software gets really destroyed and can't be used again.
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"We are certainly flattered by your affection for the brand, but while we can appreciate the pop culture appeal of Jack Daniel's, we also have to be diligent to ensure that the Jack Daniel's trademarks are used correctly," it started, before taking a turn for the 'Wait, really?
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In a similar vein, Facebook's sharper focus on travel is trying to account for more of the data that can be gleaned about a person's specific travel intent: this is not only something that Facebook can figure out, but is something that, used correctly, will make the ad more effective.
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You don't need an expensive camera to take great photos — the phone in your pocket is better than you think, especially on top-of-the-line phones like the Samsung Galaxy S9 and the iPhone X. When used correctly, phones can produce images that hold up against more professional equipment.
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The unknown side effects of increasingly popular medicines (such as bisphosphonates, which prevent bone loss when used correctly but are overprescribed and may interfere with the normal reknitting of bones) or medical procedures (such as shock-wave therapy, which is supposed to reduce inflammation and trigger healing in tissue but also causes numbing).
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In my driving, when used correctly, I found that long drives were a bit easier on my eyes and my brain, as I basically monitored the car to make sure everything was going well, and I didn't need to correct the path of the vehicle within its lane or adjust the speed often at all.
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Liam Gallagher's simple, unfussy performance of Oasis' "Live Forever" in tribute to the victims of the Manchester terror attack (in place of Ariana Grande who had been scheduled to appear, but cancelled last minute due to medical advice against flying from the US to the UK), and of course, Stormzy's phenomenal, night-defining display were both examples of the important, substantial platform the BRITs can be if used correctly.
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