On Friday, Father Hands's lawyer, Peter Rubin, said that had it not been for the priest's cooperation with the grand jury, "there probably wouldn't have been an investigation that was fruitful".
But also because we might be able to gain insights that are fruitful and beneficial for our understanding of complex adaptive systems in general [1] [3].
Examples of areas that are fruitful for further study are the differences in symptom pattern between the IDSP and the health care providers in our study, and the fact that men tend to visit private providers, while women see informal providers and the children primarily visit the governmental health centre.
I don't know that that is fruitful.
We also discover a lot of past roads not taken that are fruitful for further development today.
Yet, despite typical Orthodox practice, we soon learned that being "fruitful" isn't as easy as it seems.
Perfectly aware that there are loads more Palestinians who'd quite like human rights and votes and stuff like that, they've taken the ultra-long view, and decided that being fruitful and multiplying is the one godly command that builds winners.
"We were allocating lots of capital to opportunities that were not fruitful," recalls Paul Fletcher, today director of corporate and regulatory affairs at Optus.
Other work has identified highly significant analogies that were particularly fruitful for the advancement of science (Holyoak and Thagard 1996: 186 188; Thagard 1999: chapter 9).
A framework could be deemed useful, for example, if it facilitated factual communication in ways that were "efficient, fruitful, and simple" (Carnap 1950).
Are there neighborhoods that are particularly fruitful for plastic bottles?
