Sentence examples for more appropriate useful from inspiring English sources

At the end of the survey, the audience was asked which visualization technique was found more appropriate, useful, or convenient.

Even for QSAR models which are typically classifiers, such as those used to predict carcinogenicity, it may be more appropriate and useful to have a quantitative evaluation of the potency, because if the chemical is carcinogenic then it is important to be able to evaluate the risk at a given dose level.

And while both arbitration and mediation can be useful in resolving disputes involving co-ops, condominiums and their shareholders, unit owners, boards, vendors and outside contractors, the differences between the two forms of "alternative dispute resolution" typically makes one option more appropriate or useful than the other.

A Glass-style device that can be worn for specific scenarios and then packed up and put away might well feel more appropriate and useful to more people than a Google-branded omnipresent face computer.

Those techniques that prove most useful can then be translated into forms more appropriate for use in the clinic and at the bedside.

For such data sources with low coverage, methods other than space-time scan statistics seem more appropriate to generate useful information for public health practice (like aberration detection in time).

This may result in the development of more appropriate and clinically useful allied health critical appraisal tools.

Would interstitial free cortisol concentrations direct replacement therapy better than either free or total (including protein-bound) plasma cortisol [ 7]? Would interstitial antibiotic concentrations be more appropriate [ 8]? Another useful diagnostic would be to determine bacterial load and virulence.

This is very useful for more appropriate modelling-based assessment of mechanical performance of components, devices and structures made out of polymers.

Such a "transdiagnostic" view may be clinically more useful and more appropriate for the examination and the understanding of ED [ 24].

Under certain circumstances, TCIs are a more appropriate first-line choice and/or useful adjunct to TCS.