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In short, allow that the way markets work is efficient, but that some of the people investing in markets are not.This may make efficient-market theory a more useful tool than it was when used simply as a rod to beat inefficiency-finding heretics.

Therefore, mammalian SST using COS cells would be a more useful tool to screen H. contortus cDNA libraries for potential secreted and type-1 integral membrane proteins than yeast SST.

One way to get more people to use bitcoin is by making it a more useful tool for financial transactions.

We used CT images in our patients because it is a more useful tool to diagnose renal stones or obstructive uropathy and because it is less expensive than MRI.

For this purpose, the microblogging site Twitter seems to be the more useful tool.

"Religion has become a much more useful tool for parties who depend on playing on ethnic divisions," Mr. Ooi said.

Let us therefore state in a next step some more useful tools for the discrete description.

In the first decade after this discovery, the oxidation signals of proteins exhibited only low sensitivity, but later by using different carbon electrodes and EC techniques, these signals became more useful tools in electrochemical protein analysis (section 4) and were applied in biomedical research.

And although the poking feature still exists, it has been buried behind the site's more useful tools.

The secondary SAS punches are more useful tools for replicating and understanding potential scale-up issues.

Thus more and more useful tools are becoming available for investigating the endocrine effects of complex mixtures and field samples.