Sentence examples for extent useful from inspiring English sources
With regard to RQ2 it can be stated that it is to a certain extent useful to consider some of the central actors as experts for interviews or as general contacts for the FRESHER project.
The liquid capillary absorption curves from the stone treated with Paraloid and from the same specimen after application of gel with PEO (Figure 9b) proves that PEO is really able to retain acetone in an extent useful to prevent the fast penetration trough the stone surface.
Zeiger et al. measured the expression levels of telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) in follicular tumours and showed that this method was to some extent useful in diagnosing follicular carcinomas, although they also described interference due to contamination by lymphocytes, which expressed a considerable copy number of hTERT mRNA (Zeiger et al, 1999).
Aquinas found Aristotelianism and, to a lesser extent, Platonism useful instruments for Christian thought and communication; but he transformed and deepened everything he borrowed from them.
It is pointed out that evanescent waves obtained in the decomposition of the field of a vibrating body of finite extent, although useful for representing certain aspects of the field, do not exist physically.
To the extent that useful "upper-boundary" concepts are required at the policy level (e.g., for societies making health care allocation decisions) this impotence is an important failing for this approach to drawing the distinction.
Related to the previous point and in accordance with the articles cited, isolating the eccentric actions to a greater or lesser extent is useful when facing the first stage of an injury.
And few sites offer the extent of useful, useless and baffling information than how-to encyclopedia Wikihow.
This meant that we are unable to characterize the extent of useful LD at a finer scale (≪1 cM) and may have led to the low composite r values (<0.15) even at 0 cM predicted distance (Fig. 2).
To what extent is it useful to talk about an Iraqi national character?
To what extent is the useful vitality of that detail inseparable from its historical reality?
