Sentence examples for notable utility from inspiring English sources
Clustering, particularly hierarchical clustering, is an important method for understanding and analysing data across a wide variety of knowledge domains with notable utility in systems where the data can be classified in an evolutionary context.
From our analyses of network formation and function from human pluripotent stem cells, we conclude that these systems have notable utility for fundamental studies of network formation, as well as comparative studies of network properties in health and disease.
This dichotomy represents a unique challenge for catalysis, and the catalytic nucleophilic fluorination of comparatively simple non-activated primary alkyl electrophiles is still relatively underdeveloped.[ 10] Strategies for installing fluoride substituents into organic molecules equipped with functional groups for subsequent synthetic elaboration are of notable utility.
Other notable decliners: utilities concerns Pinnacle West Capital and Xcel Energy.
Compared to the analytic methods, the proposed algorithm based on reinforcement learning shows notable advantages in utility and extendibility.
There is a notable disagreement between utilities and governments on one hand, who are split as to the current technical viability of wind diesel systems, and manufacturers, developers, and researchers on the other, who overwhelmingly believe that wind diesel systems are mature enough for remote applications.
The program has proven to be a notable success, reducing average utility bills by 3.4percentt, driving $2.7 billion in economic growth and creating at least 14,200 new jobs through energy conservation projects funded by the revenue it generates.
There is a notable contrast in the utility of intra-monomer and intersubunit predicted contacts for structure modeling.
Thus far, three serum biomarkers of apoptosis have been reported in the literature including the fragmented cytokeratin-18 (fCK18, detectable by the M30 antibody), nucleosomally-cleaved genomic DNA (n-DNA), and cytochrome c (Cyt C) [5] each with notable limitations to their utility.
Other notable omissions are the St Helens utility player Jon Wilkin and Warrington's scrum-half Richie Myler, and McNamara confirmed that the Leeds forward Jamie Jones-Buchasan has followed Brisbane's Yorkshire-born centre Jack Reed by withdrawing because of injury.
Pascal presents a number of distinct arguments (see the article on Pascal's wager), but one particularly notable version relies on expected utility considerations.
