Sentence examples similar to marked usefulness from inspiring English sources

There was a marked ceiling effect for this subscale, suggesting it may have limited usefulness as a stand-alone measure.

Unfortunately, marked mismatches between CGMS readings and actual blood glucose (BG) concentrations limit the usefulness of CGMS in preventing hypoglycemia (1).

Two interviewees spoke of a mechanism whereby an associate editor or publisher monitors the work of editors and reviewers to make sure they are not contributing to publication bias: "I mark the referees as to the usefulness of their refereeing.

That marks the end of that poem's usefulness.

This marks a big break for the party, given that it questioned the usefulness of computers during the 2007 election.

Despite the established usefulness of discourse organizational cues for lecture comprehension and note-taking, very little is known about the marking of relevance in this genre.

To demonstrate the usefulness of E2-Orange as a third color in fluorescence microscopy, a S. cerevisiae strain was engineered to express cytosolic E2-Orange, plus Sec7-EGFP to mark the late Golgi with green fluorescence [ 12], plus pCoxIV-mCherry to mark mitochondria with moderately far-red fluorescence [ 6, 7].

The fourth factor was named 'feedback for marks', as it contains items regarding feedback usefulness and shadowing marks.

Some years later the British scientist Joseph Priestley remarked on its usefulness for rubbing pencil marks from paper, and so the popular term rubber was coined.

This novel discovery demonstrates the usefulness of boundary analysis for dispersed histone modification marks.

But it earned high marks from a panel of experts for its safety, nutritional merit and usefulness for chronic disease sufferers.