Sentence examples for more useful such from inspiring English sources

To determine fitness for use, concepts other than JND might be more useful, such as category scaling.

Some of this car's toys are more useful, such as the safety ones.

It's all very well to be able to write a first-class essay, but if you don't know how to turn your writing skills to something more useful, such as a briefing or a press release, or if you have a phobia about making telephone calls, then no company is going to take you seriously.

And private companies are already looking at ways to make the early warnings more useful, such as signaling a firehouse station to open up firehouse doors before a power outage starts or the building is damaged.

Few studies have examined outcomes considered more useful such as morbidity, mortality or work-place provider practices [5].

For therapists, other methods of defining treatment success, might be more useful such as clinically significant change [ 56].

Far more useful than using such loaded words as "federalism" is to concentrate on a more precise discussion of responsibilities, to decide exactly what should be done by the EU, and what by the members; that is the crucial issue.

The SBE findings were negative in most of the patients with diffuse small bowel thickening; therefore, other imaging methods such as VCE might be more useful in such cases.

That said, it has also been used in later years for more useful things, such as video.

Satellite radio receivers are more portable, less expensive and bear more useful features, such as programmability, than their counterparts currently being used by emergency response units.

He said many states have adopted more useful yardsticks, such as the number of degree holders a college produces and the types of degrees awarded, such as those that meet workforce needs.