Sentence examples for more critical uses from inspiring English sources

Canceling the V-22 now would also free up money for more critical uses.

These kinds of often well-intentioned efforts take valuable capacity from the response effort and divert it from more critical uses.

This phenomenon is even more critical using a Lagrangian formalism, the grid moving and being deformed during the calculation.

This finding confirms earlier research [ 9- 11] and indicates a need for a more critical use of X-rays in patients suspected of having lung cancer.

Although the "different slide batch effect" is known also from DNA-chips, this would be clearly more critical using proteins derived from different batches of clone-cultivation, expression and purification.

But rather than discourage us from using bundles as a way to improve care, this complexity makes it all the more critical to use mechanisms like bundled payment programs to incent health systems to change the paradigm.

It is shown that the handling of subdomain communication becomes even more critical when using GPU based supercomputers.

The younger the child, the more critical the use of a child seat or booster seat.

Note that the filtered set of B>M probes provided substantially more benefit for Method II than for Method I. Consequently, rigorous filtering of probes is more critical when using a single hybridization (Method II) than when data from multiple hybridizations (Method I) are available.

But perhaps even more critical is using sufficiently long (from 1 to several 100 ms) low voltage electric pulse or a combination of low voltage electric pulses that are applied after membrane permeabilization, to achieve effective uptake of pDNA into the target cells in tissue [ 55, 56].

To which Ms. Jacobs replied: "Nobody has been more critical than us about the use of nonrecurring revenues.