Sentence examples for be useful instead from inspiring English sources
A targeted in situ sequencing approach may be useful instead to screen for validated biomarkers directly on routine samples while a non-targeted approach may be used to molecularly profile samples for patient stratification or molecular classification of disease.
"I occasionally do draw some press attention, so if there is a way that can be useful instead of the bane of my existence, feel free to use me," she said.
History may be useful instead, the guidebook states.
What better way to make locals feel more receptive to the idea of being Ukrainian than for them to see Kiev as a benevolent force which takes care of welfare (and here the new IMF loans just announced may be useful), instead of a ruthless military force which shells their homes in a pointless war?
Besides no distinctions were made on the grounds of the duration of infertility; it would be useful, instead, to examine possible differences depending on the duration of involuntary childlessness.
Genome-wide association (GWAS) and quantitative trait loci (QTL) studies may not always illuminate the trait under study, but the data are likely to be useful; instead of important genetic data remaining unseen in a notebook, publication offers the potential for discovery, usefulness, and synergy.
The answering options were similar, however this time the term was "useful" instead of "used".
The reason tagclouds are useful, instead of merely visually entertaining, is that they show in a very clear way the most popular tags and link directly to associated content.
iMacompanion already ran a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund the creation of their USB extender for iMacs, which brings a port to the front where it's useful instead of hidden around back where it's beautiful but not exactly accessible.
This meant that street drugs were useful instead of or as an adjunct to prescribed medication.
The generated list of genes seems biologically relevant (e.g. cell cycle, cell growth), and thus we believe that we gained information that is useful, instead of simply discarding the data.
