Sentence examples for more useful task from inspiring English sources
That would seem a more useful task than waiting for a bang from the ruin at Juragua.
The importance of scent in the product, she said, was grossly exaggerated and it really was intended for the much more useful task of curing thrush.
Other comments: Reviewer #1: In the subsection "Deconvolution Analysis or Cortical Information Processing," wouldn't it be more useful task-wise to identify independent sources by using only C + trials instead of merging data from C + & C – trials for ICA? Did the authors do this analysis?
Since the experiments have so far used somewhat artificial tests of learning and memory, it would also be useful to see how they fare on more useful tasks; Reiner is beginning to take a few steps in this direction by testing whether her neurofeedback can help students learn the guitar.
The advantage of CoIN is that biocurators can survey the ranking lists of specific queries without reviewing meaningless information; thus, CoIN allows biocurators to focus on more useful tasks.
Thomson says it is also possible that it could have a more mundane but useful task, such as "maintaining up-to-date general purpose mapping imagery".
Compared with kerosene lanterns, LEDs can deliver up to 100 times more useful light to a task, besides being extremely long-lasting.
For instance, will it all be touch and glass, or are physical buttons more useful while conducting another task which requires motor skills.
It is possible that our eye-movement feedback protocols would have been more useful in a search task specifically chosen to elicit a high proportion of 'search' errors.
Then in order to examine the two kinds of methods carefully, the experimental results and discussion are presented in Section 3 to find which one is more useful in the IAC task.
Organizations are increasingly interested in carefully managing their private information both to insure that it is properly handled, and also to make it more useful to their daily tasks.
