For instance, the perceived usefulness of gamification declines with use and with learner's age (Koivisto & Hamari, 2014).
And in any case, the usefulness.
For instance, a feasibility study of the usefulness of DVDs and telephone-based coaching for carers of people with an eating disorder, by Sepulveda et al.[ 45], reported this method seems to be a satisfactory way of providing skill-based training and information for carers.
Later Hill became overtly hostile to the publicity process, the majority of a 2003 interview, for instance, given over to a rant about the usefulness of being interviewed at all.
Carbon-fiber microelectrodes (CFMEs), coupled with constant potential amperometry, can perform sensitive, high temporal resolution measurements; however, the intrinsic lack of analyte selectivity limits the usefulness of amperometry to instances in which the analyte identity is already known.
After discussing the usefulness of Google as a prosthetic memory, for instance, she jumps to an implausible future in which people had not "internalised any facts at all" and discussion of the world becomes impossible without a pocket digital helper.
Numerical results from an industrial instance concerning the configuration of heavy-duty trucks are also reported, demonstrating the usefulness of the method developed.
Even though we have shown the usefulness of POs and methods of their visualization, for instance our analysis of promoter regulatory elements for D. melanogaster reveals several obstacles to systematic motif discovery with POIMs.
For example, in two instances bacterial virulence has been correlated between G. mellonella and a mammalian model [38], [39], which demonstrates the usefulness of this model system in assessing bacterial virulence.
I understand the usefulness of it.
