Sentence examples for more useful at from inspiring English sources

For example, the broad use of the category "parasitic liver" may be more useful at detecting changes in disease if inspectors used more specific criteria when condemning organs.

A photovoltaic system can be used only to generate electricity, but if a photovoltaic module can be used as an element of a double envelope, it could be more useful at the point of view of renewable energy usage and night insulation.

A nonspecific toxicity test is surely more useful, at least for a first approach, than specific ones; in addition, the use of yeast cells respects ethical principles (no use of higher animals) and, especially, the toxic effects on these cells result very similar to those on human ones [26].

However there can be few things more useful, at a point when Scotland is deciding its future, than taking a look into its past.

But his talents as a dynamic preacher and an intermediary for poor people needing social services are more useful at home than they would be in Washington.

Genetic testing does not change whether an individual is a carrier of a mutation, but knowing one's carrier status may be more useful at a later age.

The conditional benefits proved more useful: profits at firms that got such payments were twice as high after three years as at firms that got cash with no strings attached.

The centrifuges needed to separate the potent U-235 isotope from the stable U-238 that makes up most of mined uranium need to be able to spin at about 100,000 rpm to take advantage of the two variants' differing weights, throwing the U-238 atoms to the walls of the tube and leaving the more useful molecules at the centre.

But if you want your private cloud initiative to be even more useful, look at some of the other aspects of cloud computing, such as automatic provisioning.

The floor and ceiling effect of the CPAx tool in the ICU is minimal, with only four of 499 patients scoring full marks, and 16 patients scoring 0; all of whom unfortunately died in the next 24 hours, suggesting that the CPAx is likely to be able to detect change throughout the spectrum of functional level seen in the ICU and thus may be a more useful measure at this time point.

Fetal blood sampling may be more useful in women at-risk of α-thalassaemia hydrops fetalis when ultrasound examination shows hydropic features in the fetus.