Sentence examples for not generally useful from inspiring English sources
Because of their sensitivity to light, and high vapor pressures that causes them to rapidly disappear when applied to the surface of a leaf, chemically unmodified strobilurins are not generally useful as fungicides for agricultural use.
However, it must be cautioned that this behavior is a special case and not generally useful for determining the stability limit of tube arrays.
Further, because diatheses were based on identifying symptoms, they were unable to differentiate infectious, hereditary, or epigenetic causes of disease and thus were not generally useful in developing effective therapies.
These methods are not generally useful for discovery and expression profiling of low-abundance transcripts or yet unidentified novel miRNAs.
However, PorA is a highly variable, and therefore monovalent strain-specific OMV vaccines are not generally useful for prevention of endemic IMD caused by diverse strains.
Therefore, biomonitoring especially the types of biomonitoring studies focused on emerging chemicals of concern for which there are limited epidemiologic and toxicologic data is not generally useful for predicting adverse health effects to the individual.
It is important to note that many tumor tissues do not express Her2/neu; it is therefore not a generally useful marker for differentiating between tumor and normal tissues.
Unfortunately for cancer patients, this work has also taught us that oncogenes are not, generally speaking, useful therapeutic targets (Poulikakos et al, 2011).
The value of obtaining tinnitus psychoacoustic measures is commonly questioned, and the results of these tests are not generally perceived useful for diagnostic or therapeutic decision making (Henry 2004; Tunkel et al. 2014).
Most no-reference techniques are specialized in detecting only one type of tampering [22, 23], what is not generally not very useful in practical applications.
Data from multiple reports indicate that information systems in developing countries do not generally provide sufficiently useful information for effective public health management [13].
