The phrase "a useful parameter to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific variable or measure that serves a purpose in analysis or evaluation.
Example: "In our study, we identified a useful parameter to assess the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "an important factor for" or "a valuable metric to".
Therefore explained variance is not a useful parameter to use in models with more than 9 independent variables.
The explained variance is not a useful parameter to use in models with more than 9 independent variables.
A frequencies file is provided along with the repertoire that includes the Shannon entropy (21), a useful parameter to analyze conserved/variable alignment positions, and residue frequencies used to compute the repertoire and entropy.
Notably, the positive relationship observed between FRC and IC allows us to speculate that IC of the 'baby lung' could be a useful parameter to set a protective ventilation strategy to minimize VILI.
"Heart rate is not a useful parameter to monitor during pregnancy," she said.
Overall, size was not a useful parameter to differentiate benign from malignant SLSTT.
Internal consistency was evaluated using Cronbach's alpha [ 26], which is a very useful parameter to describe the extent to which all the items in a test measure the same concept or construct, and it is thus connected to the inter-relatedness of the items within the test [ 27].
We show how the G peak dispersion is a very useful parameter to investigate the carbon samples and we endorse it as a production-line characterisation tool.
Of the several fluorescent properties of the YFP chimera that were assayed, we find that fluorescence anisotropy is a particularly useful parameter to follow the aggregation of AS-YFP, because of energy migration Förster resonance energy transfer (emFRET or homoFRET) between closely positioned YFP moieties occurring as a result of the high density of the fluorophore within the amyloid species.
For the rest of the terms that appear once per document, the IDF is still a very useful parameter to determine term importance, as the more rare terms in the entire text source become the higher weighted and hence more important terms.
On the other hand, the current results suggest that Δ-EVLWi alone might not be adequate as a practical and useful parameter to predict mortality.
