Sentence examples for currently useful from inspiring English sources
If religious belief helped our ancestors survive and reproduce, perhaps because it increased group altruism in the face of territorial violence, this would not even slightly suggest that it is currently useful, much less true.
Lots of features are simply holdovers that aren't severely debilitating or currently useful and that's okay!
The guide is not currently useful, however, because Google appears to have removed and/or disabled the squirreled away removal option that Mulligan had carefully tracked down.
In an article in this issue (Becoming Modern Homo sapiens), Ian Tattersall (2009) addresses a concept that gets at the evolutionary history of currently useful traits: exaptation, a feature that performs a function but that was not produced by natural (or sexual) selection for its current use.
In conclusion, we consider the FCGR2A and FCGR3A polymorphisms not to be currently useful predictive markers of cetuximab efficacy in mCRC.
In practice, however, these features are usually unhelpful, and nodal enlargement (>1 cm in short axis diameter) is the only currently useful diagnostic criterion (Fig. 9).
This ability to attenuate Smo activity may be useful since currently used Smo antagonists cause significant side-effects, leading nearly half of the patients in some trials to discontinue treatment (Tang et al., 2012).
If you're wondering who would spend north of £1,500 on a bundle of hardware which is currently only useful for playing a small selection of purpose-made videogames, the chances are you haven't tried the latest generation of virtual reality headsets yourself.
Fistulography (sinography) traditionally represented the mainstay technique to investigate ECFs and currently remains useful as a complementary technique to confirm communication between the EFO and a segment of the gastrointestinal tract.
More importantly, EMV is currently not useful for online purchases (your personal computing device probably doesn't have an EMV reader on it).
