Sentence examples for a valid useful from inspiring English sources

So my conclusion is that we must reconsider the whole package: what are we trying to achieve, what are our objectives, and how do we make a valid, useful, meaningful, and significant contribution to the issue at hand?

Thus, it could be concluded that the identification of gene targets based on comparison of metabolome data from multiple strains was a valid, useful strategy for phenotype improvement.

These are all valid, useful critiques of the film, but I still believe MMXXL to be the most important film of 2015 and my reason for that has something to do with my weeping mother.

The STEPP appears to be a valid and useful instrument that can be used in the Netherlands as a first screening method in stepped psychotrauma care following accidents.

These affective norms for Polish words are a valid and useful tool that will allow researchers to use standard, well-known verbal materials comparable to the materials used in other languages (English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, etc).

Self-rated oral health is a valid and useful summary indicator of overall oral health status used in epidemiologic studies [ 3, 4].

A definition of the development of burnout like that established using the BCSQ-36 and BCSQ-12 is a valid and useful tool for organizational evaluation and to identify work conditions to prevent the development of burnout and may provide a better understanding of the disorder as it is presented in each case, enabling the design of more specific treatment approaches.

If we ask you then assume you have a valid and useful role to play.

The conservation of energy as kinetic, potential, and elastic energy in a closed system under the assumption of no friction has proved to be a valid and useful tool.

"Most of this has been known if not for at least a few months, then some years now, and people I think are able to make a valid and useful contribution in the next six weeks".

As discussed in this chapter, modeling is a valid and useful cost-justification technique for projects.