utilizable

“Nearly all of my assets were and still are utilizable to backstop FTX customers.”

They thus appear as agents potentially capable of blocking the whole process of energy production and depriving the cells of utilizable oxygen.

“Showing that an extension of the utilizable host plants is possible and can help to cope with the consequences of climate change can be considered as good news.”

The latter might be utilizable for diagnostic and perhaps even prognostic tools for numerous human disorders, for instance colorectal cancer and obesity-linked co-morbidities such as metabolic syndrome, diabetes and cardiovascular pathologies.

In Nature we find utilizable potential energy in fuel, in food, in any available head of water, and in available chemical affinities.