Sentence examples for greater practical use from inspiring English sources

"In the last 30 years people have gone no further than low Earth orbit, but what has happened is greater practical use of space," said Rees.

These were similar to the four key motivations of those engaged in collaborative research reported by Denis and Lomas two decades later: broadening the range of choices in defining the problems, better interpretation of research findings, greater practical use of research findings and bring about change in the way researchers think and practitioners work [ 12].

True beliefs are clearly often of great practical use to us.

The scientific literature outlines a few examples of these cascades, mainly in enzyme systems and which are not of great practical use yet.

Various systems in nature have a Hamiltonian structure and therefore accurate time integrators for those systems are of great practical use.

Single nucleotide polymorphisms and insertion and deletions (Indels) were observed in the flanking regions of D1S1656, D2S441, D5S818, D7S820, D13S317, D16S539, D21S11, and Penta D. Consequently, an MPS analysis of an expanded set of STRs, as demonstrated in the population statistics of a Korean population, will be of great practical use in forensic genetics.

Having a reliable predicted structural kinome would be of great practical use.

A calibration index derived from PC parameters indicating a certain probability of a relevant bias and triggering the next calibration would be of great practical use.

The residual activities of both recombinant xylanases were >60% over a broad pH range (3.0 10.0), indicating their stability and that they would be of great practical use in various industrial applications.

Given the vision of a renewable energy economy, understanding the design principles of the natural water oxidation reaction could be of great practical use to create an artificial photosynthetic device and for developing cleaner, renewable carbon-neutral energy sources.

The neurons that comprise such network models may be modeled in biophysical and geometric detail (Koch 1999; Huys et al. 2006) for large-scale simulation (Markram 2006), but also of great practical use are experimentally-verifiable reduced descriptions that allow for a transparent understanding of the causal relation between cellular properties and network states.