Sentence examples for more usefully a from inspiring English sources
So did the young, and more usefully: a disproportionate number of Iranians are aged between 15 and 25 (the vote is given at 15).
Thus, the calculation can only be done for a real material if the actual magnetization curve, or, more usefully, a graph of μ against B, is available.
Looking for where he grew up reveals not many original sites from his past but, as in a W. G. Sebald novel and maybe more usefully, a palimpsest of ruin and memory.
To that end, a serious straw beach bag by Tag has the potential to house not only a lap dog but also an actual sled dog in the off-season, a small child and his or her sand toys, a panoply of clowns or, more usefully, a clutch of towels, sunscreen, flip-flops and a change of clothes.
At some point, the need to further reprioritize this stream overwhelms the reluctance to write a filter or more usefully add a label.
Seven minutes of game time had now passed — and roughly 30 minutes of real time — and he could have spent them more usefully reading a book.
Sharing computer programs (and stimuli) is easily achievable: when publishing an article, the computer program can be made available either as supplementary material or, more usefully, through a repository.
We discuss how gamification may to be more usefully presented as a subset of a larger effort to improve the user experience of interactive systems through gameful design.
The concept of social capital is more usefully regarded as a heuristic tool than a universal template for analysis and action, and one that needs to be carefully conceptualised on a case by case basis.
While many scholars have conceptualized the community as a territorial unit, it may be more usefully viewed as a type of social network.
The possibility that the HADS, or a derivative of the HADS, may be more usefully developed as a three-dimensional rather than bi-dimensional tool consistent with advances in psychological models of anxiety and depression [ 41] should not be ruled out.
