Sentence examples for be useful by a from inspiring English sources

While the technology was first used by the big movie studios for rights management, ZEFR's tools were also found to be useful by a wide variety of content owners that include music labels, news and sports networks, and brands.

S5 facility G, Medical Superintendent, 5 years' experience Collaboration with and referral to the same hospice which conducted the training was reported to be useful by a nurse at a different service: "[For] severe pain, as I told you we work with [the local hospice. Sometimes they pay visits to us here when there is a pain [facility staff] can't manage.

Readthrough of endogenous stop codons may also be useful by providing a convenient mechanism for tagging proteins in the cell with C-terminal affinity labels.

The gel may either be useful by itself as an antimicrobial contraceptive product or as a formulation vehicle for an active ingredient with antimicrobial and/or contraceptive properties.

An intermediate algorithm, initially built to allow a clearer analysis by introducing separate time steps for external field and self-field integration, turned out to be useful by its own, for a large class of problems.

The results are confirmed to be useful by comparing with those of a statistic method.

The formulas are shown to be useful by permitting quick comparisons relative to a negative-feedback represillator oscillator for noise (10× less sensitive to protein decay rates), efficiency (2× more efficient), and dynamic range (30 to 60 decibel increase).

Friends can also be useful on a practical level by phoning relevant people if you're in no fit state to do so.

And it occurred to me that it would be useful to have a side-by-side of Britain and France.

They aren't alone in this – it's one of the most basic human instincts, and for too long we have been telling men and boys that the only way they can be useful is by bringing home money to a doting wife and kids, or possibly by dying in a war.

Thus acute responses to smoke exposure may be useful as a predictor of the development of emphysema, and may be a useful screen by which to identify therapeutic targets.