Sentence examples for no further useful from inspiring English sources
In the ruling in the PJS case, Lord Mance noted that in the CTB case "reliance was placed on internet disclosures subsequent to the original injunction in support of an application to set aside the injunction on the basis that it served no further useful protective purpose".
Despite extensive efforts re-appraising existing data and exploring constructs in subsequent interviews, no further useful constructs could be discerned.
The EAC found no further useful publications, substantiating the conclusions reached by the sponsor that no economic evidence is available for geko™ or other NMES/MEST devices.
Magnifications higher than this will yield no further useful information or finer resolution of image detail, and will usually lead to image degradation.
Given the exploratory nature of this cohort and the degree of breathlessness of the participants, data were reviewed in an ongoing manner to detect the point at which no further useful information was likely with regard to study objectives and, therefore, unethical to continue.
One need look no further for useful examples as the apparently greed motivated business practices out there that helped us get into the financial pickle in which we find ourselves today.
The five, he said, could not provide any further useful information.There have been suggestions that the release of the Britons is a further mark of the special relationship between the United States and Britain.
"What the film censor has permitted on the screen in Straw Dogs makes one wonder whether he has any further useful role to play in the cinema industry," the Evening Standard complained.
Exploitation of emerging genomic information and/or gene expression data, in combination with a variety of in vivo analytical tools, should allow us to identify further useful promoters.
A future qualitative study using interviews may provide further useful insights in this area and improve diagnosis and patient management.
This will be useful for future industrial production using fatty acids as substrates, and we hope to identify further useful insights to help in the realization of this process.
