Sentence examples for limited practical utility from inspiring English sources

However, this does not solve the fundamental challenge: trade-off analyses without substantial stakeholder engagement often have limited practical utility for informing practical decision-making.

Due to the use of linear equations, the results shown in this paper have limited practical utility, but they are useful tools in analyzing the behavior of periodic systems with weak non-linearities.

As he puts it: "Where equity is driven to impute the common intention, how can it do so other than by search for the result which the court itself considers fair?" He regards the observation that the difference between inference/imputation has limited practical utility goes too far.

Studies with a multifactorial approach to diabetes risk assessment conclude that the concept of metabolic syndrome has a limited practical utility as a diagnostic or management tool in case of diabetes or CVD [ 6, 19].

That too has limited practical implications.

However, the lack of simple inferential procedures to discriminate between true and false selections has limited the practical utility of ROC curve analysis.

Notwithstanding recognition of a need for complementary work on values-based questions that inevitably surround EID risks and EID control, the adoption of the One Health approach, so far, has not included development of a comprehensive, ethically-informed policy and implementation framework; this has limited its practical utility [ 9, 55].

In this regard, imipenem is slightly less stable than meropenem, limiting its practical utility in clinical practice.

Nanocrystalline metals usually exhibit a high strength but a disappointingly low ductility and toughness, which limit their practical utility.

Lowering the bandgap of TiO2 and enabling its absorption of visible light usually involves complex synthesis, such as doping with nitrogen, sulfur or iron19,20,21,22,23,24, making hybrid composites of TiO2 with lower bandgap materials25,26 and advanced structural design27,28, which limit its practical utility for photocatalytic applications29,30.

Despite the high sensitivity of SERS substrates, the need to pre-treat samples limits the practical utility of SERS substrates as molecular sensors.