Sentence examples for slightly more useful from inspiring English sources

A slightly more useful test can be obtained by using smoother and more elaborate estimates F ˆ satisfying (4).

To me, this is just slightly more useful than learning the history of Herzegovinian folk music.

Blessed with slightly more useful Oscar love nominations for actress (Meryl Streep) and supporting actress (Julia Roberts) August: Osage County nevertheless proved a somewhat tougher sell.

Around 60g of coffee to a litre of water is recommended; in slightly more useful terms, that works out as a single gram of coffee for every 16ml of water, or around 7g for a single espresso shot.

It's only slightly more useful than the aforementioned Android app, which strips out the entire keyboard when typing anything into the phone, and replaces it with the word Hodor.

They're also clearly looking for the sucker punch on the counter and once or twice Dempsey and Donovan have looked to make decisive moves forward, while Eddie Johnson has filled in for Altidore admirably — in fact his willingness to run the channels and link up play may even be slightly more useful in this scenario.

We would like to note, as this will be important later in Section 2.2, that Erbe et al. have noticed (see [2]) that the form of (nabla_{a}^{nu}) in Definition 1.9 can be written in a slightly different and sometimes more useful way.

These slightly more advanced techniques are useful for playing fast passages, when you're called for.

First, although UpToDate was generally perceived to be useful, only slightly more than half of the house staff had used UpToDate.

In my tests it sounded just as good but dropped out slightly more often and offered less useful onscreen program data.

Second, although 86.8% of UpToDate users found the resource useful, only slightly more than half of them felt that it had led to a change of management in their practice, and only slightly less than half of them felt that it had led to a change of diagnosis and a decrease in the amount of referrals to other specialties.