Sentence examples for a useful attribute from inspiring English sources

In the trackless wilderness of the taiga, that was a useful attribute.

Uncertainty itself can be rewarding — clearly a useful attribute for high-risk, high-reward business ventures.

She says seeing things in that way wasn't a useful attribute at school as teachers would accuse her of daydreaming.

It thrives without oxygen, a useful attribute given that many water sources are below the surface and thus oxygen-poor.

The new aircraft has the ability to operate out of remote airstrips, a useful attribute in desert operations.

This may sound like a useful attribute in a keyboard-driven economy, but Prince-Hughes does an excellent job of puncturing that idle thought balloon.

The responses were boosted by exposure to malaria challenge, a potentially useful attribute for any vaccine used in endemic areas where frequent exposure to the parasite could boost the protection induced by such a vaccine.

And in an industry where, these days, even some writers for eight-year-olds are tireless public raconteurs on the subject of their own work, self-effacement is a less useful attribute than it was 40 years ago, when Garner was already calling publishing "a narcissistic and masturbatory industry".

Such improvement would represent a highly useful attribute during the perinatal period, because of the developmental and environmental changes to which women are exposed to.

A third useful attribute of the demographics assay is that results become available two weeks earlier, compared to cyst counts at 30 days post-infection.

In this study, we aim to quantify the HRI difference between the liver and the kidney by using US images as a useful predictor attribute of the multilevel (multiclass) hepatic steatosis classification.