Sentence examples for sufficient utility from inspiring English sources

But, without reverse translating – it just doesn't provide sufficient utility to warrant the whopping $10 price tag.

Differences in range of rotation were shown between subjects and between knee positions, suggesting that this methodology has sufficient utility for further application in clinical studies.

The performance of the BC ranking is compared to the methods of directed relation graph (DRG), DRG with error propagations (DRGEP) and sensitivity analysis (SA), and is shown to possess sufficient utility in producing skeletal mechanisms with good accuracy and flexibility for the cases studied.

Therefore, these methods are unable to provide sufficient utility for resolving isolates in local epidemic situations [ 6].

Two primary concerns with the creation of a PUMF were to ensure that the probability of re-identification of the patients is acceptably low and that the disclosed PUMF had sufficient utility to end-users.

To do otherwise risks the ethically unacceptable prospect, if one assumes that this research turns out to have sufficient practical utility, that people will die from cases of avian flu that might otherwise have been averted (see the photo).

These biomarkers are yet to be validated for sufficient clinical utility (Fu et al., 2013, Labermaier et al., 2013).

If there is, how does one define what is of sufficient clinical utility to trigger an offer?

However, research to date does not identify any biologic or genetic predictors of sufficient clinical utility to inform the selection of specific antidepressant compound for an individual patient.

However, the profiles of somatic mutations in different tumors are much more complicated than we can imagine and the complexity of mutational heterogeneity makes it difficult to identify key cancer genes that could provide sufficient diagnostic utility [ 12, 13].

However, due to their low sensitivity and specificity, research to date does not identify any biologic or genetic predictors of sufficient clinical utility to inform the selection of specific antidepressant compound for an individual patient.