Sentence examples for much more utility from inspiring English sources

In any case, you get much more utility from all of this if you take the trouble to fill out the Sleep Journal online, where you're interviewed about events of the previous night: "How sleepy were you when you went to bed?" "How much alcohol did you have within three hours of bedtime?" And so on.

The results showed that the purely genetic classification had much more utility than race in predicting how individuals might respond to therapeutic treatment, indicating that science, now as in Galton's time, is still far too heavily influenced by factors like skin color.

After last week's chastening attempt to go toe to toe with Dallas, it was a much more utility-minded team that faced the Red Bulls — and they came within seconds of perfecting the role of smash and grab spoilers.

"Facebook has become much more of a utility and communications vehicle".

Compared to competitors, Helgesen says "Our price feels much more like a utility bill".

Alongside the Active Now status indicators and Messenger Day's "Who's up for?" filters, Messenger is becoming a much more full-featured utility for getting together with friends.

The company's partner, the Calpine Corporation of San Jose, Calif., plans to use equipment on site to provide electrical power and chilled water much more reliably than utilities can provide.

Federal fuel economy rules are much more lenient for sport utility vehicles than for cars.

For example, viral pneumonia correctly diagnosed was given a higher utility than bacterial pneumonia correctly diagnosed, even though correct diagnosis of bacterial pneumonia would be expected to improve quality and quantity of life, and therefore to improve health-state based utility, much more than correct diagnosis of viral pneumonia.

G.M. will have to make its other sport utilities much more efficient to offset the Hummers.

That exemption has allowed utilities much more latitude in disposing of coal ash than they are permitted, for example, under tight federal standards limiting what power plants can emit into the air.