Sentence examples for most useful with from inspiring English sources
(so no shotguns) This can be used well for most weapons, but is most useful with dual pistols and the steady aim perk, making you a mid-range machine in battle.
The scheme is most useful with ungated linear rf power amplifiers at very high frequencies (above 100 MHz), where transmitter noise can be a severe problem.
Unenhanced heavily T2-weighted MR sequences allow visualisation of the static fluid content of the urinary tract, are most useful with dilated or obstructed collecting systems, and may be completed by means of gadolinium-enhanced excretory MR urography as needed [43].
ApEn is most useful with partial adherence since the result would be 0 if a patient discontinued treatment or made no changes and is not largely affected by a prescription change if the new dosage is maintained (Bauer et al. 2013b).
This approach would be most useful with active nodes that do not interact with the GFP-tagged node.
This model will be most useful with long-term CVCs, in which hub and lumen colonization are the leading causes of CRBSI.
This led to the conclusion that v sw and j sw were the most useful parameters, with the highest correlation with k p and storm events, i.e., the patterns seen in the solar wind in these two parameters prior to a storm would not be seen in other circumstances.
In 2012, the Census Bureau agreed to review the ACS with the goal of "provid[ing] the most useful information with the least amount of burden" without lowering the quality of the survey.
Even so, bats are among the most useful creatures, with each consuming thousands of insects every night.
"Hyperbole" is the most useful word with which to describe James Cronin's fine book, Global Rules: America, Britain and a Disordered World.
Maybe the most useful parallel with The Face of an Angel is Peter Morgan's recent mini-series, The Lost Honour of Christopher Jeffries, in which the behaviour of the press could be examined more usefully because the facts of the murder of Joanna Yeates had been established with much greater certainty.
