Sentence examples for more generally useful from inspiring English sources
These data suggest that a multi-species derivative community such as that used here will be more generally useful than a single organism probiotic or a mixed culture of such probiotic species, because the microbes in RePOOPulate are derived from a community and probably retain some community structure that enables them to colonize the appropriate environment.
But in one key way, it's more generally useful: It's far less fiddly to use.
More generally, useful publications are available that describe the consequences of the use of helium both for mechanical ventilators and for monitoring devices, such as capnometers [2, 3].
More generally, useful publications are available that describe the consequences of the use of helium both for mechanical ventilators and for monitoring devices, such as capnometers [ 2, 3].
A more generally useful definition ascribes mental disorder to psychological, social, biochemical, or genetic dysfunctions or disturbances in the individual.
Designed for the specific purpose of computing values for artillery range tables, it lacked some features that would have made it a more generally useful machine.
If only there was something like that, and if only the people behind it were working on more generic and generally useful decentralized software.
Likewise, Apple resisted the urge to jump in feet first on NFC, saw the tech develop through the trials and tribulations of Google the Experimenter, and eventually took the most valuable lessons and folded them into the iOS use of Bluetooth Low Energy and iBeacons, which look at least initially to be far more generally relevant, useful and widely adoptable technologies than NFC ever was.
This tutorial is targeted at scientists with a background in conservation genetics, but more generally, provides useful practical guidance for researchers engaging in whole-genome sequencing projects.
$15 per month gets you a more reasonable and generally useful 250MB, but SoundCloud's unlimited tier seems like it will be a popular option.
Attending to the needs of disabled users or other special populations is often an indirect strategy for discovering more robust and generally useful interaction techniques.
