Therefore even if the health professional could accurately describe a cough sound during clinical assessment, this may not be of much clinical utility.
Such "double-hit" SNPs have proven to be of much greater practical utility than "single-hit" SNPs (SNPs with a minor allele count of at least one) in the human HAPMAP project [ 96].
In the extreme dark, vision has little utility; thus, eyes would not be of much selective value.
We would support genome scale data generation from clinical samples in the future because it is of much greater utility in research and in the detailed comparison of competing methodologies.
While there are some models already in the literature that attempt to describe the heat transfer in food as it cooks, these are not, in general, of much utility for the domestic cook or the chef in a restaurant.
But it is also true that Trump's closing message is of much more questionable utility when it comes to saving the House, and he does not seem to care much about that, even though it would ostensibly be a major setback for his agenda.
There will be much utility in the development of models that simulate clinical end points and can also be readily informed with omics data sets to address the effects of interventions on clinically quantifiable disease outcome measures given the available knowledge of molecular factors.
Many current donations are subject to such extensive conditionalities and earmarking as to be of limited utility, and focus so much on short-term measureable outcomes that longer-term results seem elusive.
There isn't much utility to the New Beetle Convertible.
