Sentence examples for more useful from from inspiring English sources

For inorganic compounds, and some organic compounds that are difficult to sample using SPME, other sampling and analytical techniques may be more useful, from direct detection to various types of separation techniques [35].

But he has received something arguably more useful from the new president: a public acknowledgment of America's joint share of responsibility for the drug violence.

And the other way that the phrase worked for me was this notion that in our own gardens that we expect to be orderly and tidy, we can loosen up and make them more rambunctious and then they would be more useful from a conservation point of view.

Moreover, having a very flat torque curve makes that power much more useful from a start, or when merging into heavy traffic.

To make the study more useful from the cost benefit view point, the total cost function is plotted in Figs. 8, 9, and 10 for three cost sets I, II, and III, respectively, and varying values of (mu) and (tau).

The sale of T-shirts or other paraphernalia with the meeting logo can raise a small amount of money, though it is more useful from the standpoint of providing participants with memorabilia and an esprit de corps.

We'd benefit from more money, more useful use of money; less reliance on sponsorship - we're employing more and more people to raise the money and the profile, and the work gets forgotten.

Next, let us use the grey model approach to extract more useful information from (7) to define some additional components in (5).

A visual search result with bigger pictures looks better, and those who are actually interested in buying something are more likely to use Google to do it if they are able to get more useful results from their searches.

There are few ways this whole process can be made less painful and more useful, apart from simply scrapping them.

Disciplines for which social change is core business, including sociology, history, anthropology and geography, are brimming with many more useful ideas from other parts of the alphabet, including systems, transitions, routines, practices and dynamic processes.