Sentence examples for of very limited value from inspiring English sources

Even experience is of very limited value.

Yes, because we need reminding that the past provides models of very limited value.

Such "studies" are of very limited value in terms of a conclusion; they are mere conjecture.

The tools to pursue "networked innovation" – innovation that includes and builds on ideas of others, perhaps through a patent license or a joint venture with the firm where the inventors of the ideas happen to work – have been of very limited value.

Body mass indices were worthless, and skinfold thicknesses and other anthropometric measurements were of very limited value in predicting the body fat of dwarfs.

Whilst solid nodule consistency is of very limited value in identifying thyroid cancer, the finding of microcystic aggregates creating a 'spongiform' appearance is an extremely strong predictor of benignity (99.7 % negative predictive value) [9].

Therefore, comparison of IgG titres between different groups is usually of only very limited value.

The problem is that five years of experience shows very limited value for the sort of ad that Yahoo and other sites sell most -- the ubiquitous rectangular banner.

Markers with low levels of conservation in evolution have very limited value for comparative genome analysis, and most often only for very closely related species.

Observational cohort data may have very limited value for assessing transmission of influenza unless patient transmission heterogeneity can be taken into account.

But, it had very limited value in making a diagnosis of MCI against healthy controls with modest rule-out accuracy.