Sentence examples for more useful concept from inspiring English sources

The aim of this analysis was to provide an alternative derivation of the odds ratio (OR) to provide an intuitive meaning, freeing it from any mention of odds, which may make it a more useful concept for clinicians to use when describing treatment effect.

(4) Proximity to death is a more useful concept than terminality in weighing benefits and burdens of sedation.

If defined in this way, the 'social licence' is a much more useful concept than CSR, as the social licence requires any business to ensure its activities respect the rights of all of those in any community.

In most philosophical discussions of computer simulation, the more useful concept is the one defined in 1.2.

In some ways, productivity is a more useful concept than efficiency, which can sometimes lead to a focus on time rather than the quality of output.

Thus, it is my contention that pursuing unconditional self-acceptance is a heartier and more useful concept than pursuing high self-esteem".

Jargon aside, one of the more useful concepts in any effort to understand the evolution of technology markets is the "hype cycle".

"One of the more useful concepts in any effort to understand the evolution of technology markets is the 'hype cycle.' " In the first phase, a new idea brings outsize expectations.

The latter confers information about the variation in performance of a CGM device from one sensor session to another and may be a more clinically useful concept than the SD around the aggregate mean.

Although empirical trees are presented in Figure 4 to illustrate 3 pathways to antigenic change that are consistent with the model, these trees are more useful as illustrative of concepts than as good evidence for the model.

However, the latter concept is relatively more useful, it still needs the same basic assumptions as the concept of H-derivative.