Sentence examples for current usefulness from inspiring English sources
The potential of predictive toxicogenomic and all tri-nomic methodologies is far greater than its current usefulness.
Most constructed systems, as well as our infrastructure system, require regular inspection and reassessment so that proper actions can be taken to maintain their current usefulness.
Considerations of availability and cost determine the current usefulness of multigene assays.
There is no doubt as to the current usefulness and future applications of gross digital photography in the pathology lab.
It is not clear why Ki67 gave such disappointing results; however, a recent review of prognostic factors in node-negative breast cancer notes that 'lack of standardisation in measurement techniques for many of the markers, including Cathepsin D, Ki67, Her2/neu and p53 limited their current usefulness' (Mirza et al, 2002).
Our findings show that forest managers do not necessarily deny the potential importance of climate change for their management practices, at least in the future, but have reservations about the current usefulness of available knowledge for their own areas and circumstances.
In the current study, usefulness of the approach is investigated using a small example.
The report was written for the National Science Foundation, a federal agency that finances much ocean research and asked for the study because of growing concerns about the current fleet's usefulness.
For narrow band gap materials like InGaAs, high tunneling current limits their usefulness.
Magnetic nanoparticles have attracted attention because of their current and potential usefulness as contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or colloidal mediators for cancer magnetic hyperthermia.
Despite their usefulness, current visual, catalytic, enzymatic, and immunologic tests for presumptive and confirmatory tissue identification are applicable only to a subset of samples, might suffer limitations such as low specificity, lack of sensitivity, and are substantially impacted by environmental insults.
