Sentence examples for possibly more useful from inspiring English sources

A much simpler and possibly more useful app, is called FluDefender (free on iOS).

But where does it leave the serious critic, one not interested, say, in tabulating the number of "Brooklyn novelists" who receive attention each year in publications like this one (data possibly more useful to real estate agents and sociologists than to readers)?

Possibly more useful, various intelligence agencies of the army, border forces, state and central governments—now co-ordinate their efforts, letting the home ministry compile detailed maps of where the Maoists are active.Yet defeating the insurgents requires more than brains and muscle.

Regardless, we reiterate that PCA does not isolate distinct clusters it only enables reviewing data from possibly more useful perspectives.

For future advanced nuclear systems, minor actinides (MA) are viewed more as a resource to be recycled, and transmuted to less hazardous and possibly more useful forms, rather than simply disposed of as a waste stream in an expensive repository facility.

(Perloff's anecdotes on running a theater while raising two children with her attorney husband are funny, poignant and possibly more useful than anything found in Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead").. Twenty plus years is a long time to be at the helm of an institution, but Perloff doesn't plan to leave.

"The sanctions were possibly even more useful for the government, to understand we need to export food," he says.

Also, the model with normalized aftershock productivity K x, y) could possibly be more useful for immediate aftershock probability forecast than the one implemented in Marzocchi and Lombardi (2009), especially in the case where the anisotropic features are not neglected.

Yesterday I wrote about how all web services could possibly be more useful with some "Instantization"; Scottish engineer Tam Denholm had the very same idea, and built Instantise to house the recent outcrop of Google Instant-inspired services on one URL (The American usage "Instantize" also redirects).

As for CIN, our results support the present consensus that CIN is also an independent prognostic marker in stage II CRC, and possibly a more useful marker than MSI (Sinicrope et al, 2006; Mouradov et al, 2013).

An adaptive signature approach, wherein outcomes with a therapy vs control group are compared in different biomarker groups [ 16], may possibly prove more useful, although this remains to be determined.