Sentence examples for most usefully with from inspiring English sources

The Arctic is probably the arena where Russia interacts most usefully with the Western world.

There has been a plethora of studies assessing the diagnostic value of BNP testing in the patient presenting with dyspnoea, with elevated levels being associated with cardiac dysfunction and, most usefully, with a negative predictive value rather than a positive one.

But perhaps most usefully, it might start with considering how much trolling is symptomatic of social injustice, economic disadvantage, and political disenfranchisement.

There are, most usefully, opportunities to hear second performances, with commentary from the composer.

Readers wrote in to quarrel with or supplement my pieces, or, most usefully and mortifyingly, to correct me on matters of fact.

Tomographic slices can be studied directly in fact, this approach has a rich history in paleontology but, with the aid of modern computational techniques, are most usefully employed for producing 3-D models.

They've brought in disease resistance and, most usefully, some hardiness so that most (but not all) can now be grown with confidence outside in a reasonable English summer.

In preparation for that workshop, the workshop organizers interviewed curators and elicited workflows for eight expert curated biological databases (14), with the goal of better understanding where text mining might be most usefully inserted into the curation workflow.

Most usefully, the message -- transmitted through a roster of muddled pedagogues and their wives -- has nothing to do with the playwright's intentions.

4. Government policy is often most usefully thought of as endogenous.

The second list includes dolls, popular opinion, insects and, perhaps most usefully… parents.