Sentence examples for Of little practical value from inspiring English sources

These have proven unpopular because they are very complicated and have only been reduced to practice for an individual bond and are therefore of little practical value for conformational design.

And only to enact a measure that is of little practical value.

This produced a long list of items that proved to be of little practical value.

Some of the work is of little practical value, in the sense that its explanatory value is negligible.

In my experience, human-devised definitions of self-awareness are so vague that they are of little practical value for building robotic software.

Clearly, such averages are of little practical value, and the frequency distribution or the variability of precipitation also must be known.

Regarding H.G.H., Fehr said Thursday that if a valid urine test were developed, the union would adopt it, but that blood tests would be of "dubious or little practical value".

Ferguson writes: "This research may help society focus on issues that really matter and avoid devoting unnecessary resources to the pursuit of moral agendas with little practical value".

15 Such a definition "contributes to the medicalization of society" and excludes most people, most of the time, and has little practical value "because 'complete' is neither operational nor measurable".

There was probably little practical value in the four practices held for the rookies over four days.

Although these exDSR → PFR are important as they constitute part of the ARc boundary, they have little practical value for two reasons.