Sentence examples for more practical value from inspiring English sources

The second message sent down Morse's line was of more practical value, however: "HAVE YOU ANY NEWS".

Understanding the spatio-temporal nature of change in hydrologic processes, and the explicit contributions from both climate and land use drivers, holds more practical value for water resources management and policy intervention.

The collected data are aggregated to a large data platform, which can realize real-time monitoring, perform fault alarm, fault prediction, asset management, intelligent service, auxiliary research, and development, and meet some individual requirements, thereby ultimately creating a more practical value.

Because InDel markers have more practical value for laboratories without the infrastructure to perform SNP genotyping (Liu et al. 2013) and because they occur more frequently than SSR markers in the rice genome and use the same experimental approaches that are routinely used for SSR markers, they have received an increasing amount of attention.

Effectiveness studies have a more real-life set-up and lead to results of more practical value, increasing external validity--at the potential cost of internal validity.

The absolute deviation criterion gives usually similar results and it is of more practical value since it is less affected by occasional large outlier values.

It even appears that this linearized version itself performs better for more practical values of the SNR, with a minimum around SNR=10 dB.

In Fig. 3, despite the derived lower bound gets looser for higher L, it can be considered tight for more practical values of L, i.e., at least for L≤5.

Then this: "I've been putting off replying for a while because I've been having this argument with my boyfriend about how to balance the unknowable value that access to power/wealth provides vs. the more practical money value (keeping in mind my boyfriend went to Rutgers).

And in the future, you will learn to be more practical about value.' This was a necessary purge, painful in many ways".

However, experience with Type 2 diabetes shows genetic testing to be an expensive method of predicting disease risk, with markers such as body mass index and family history found to be of more practical predictive value.