Sentence examples for the increased usefulness from inspiring English sources

His remarks included: "This monument is erected in the hope that from it, as a center, truth may be spread which will result in the lessening of suffering and the increased usefulness of mankind".

Whereas the presence of a moderator increased usefulness and the participants' tendency to contribute suggestions, a direct view of other participants' comments increased the participants' tendency to contribute negative or problem-oriented comments.

It's not clear how many users there are of CarPlay, nor how many cars are now equipped to work with it, but the hope, it seems, is that with increased usefulness, now the service will see more adoption.

Additional investigation of these issues may provide better understanding of the pathophysiology of sepsis and increased usefulness of soluble adhesion molecules as diagnostic and predictive biomarkers.

Think about increased usefulness and productivity in your work.

The presence of an active moderator, representing the development team and interacting with the user participants, increased the usefulness of the design feedback.

Yet, after all, the participation of a greater number of workers must have materially increased the usefulness of the organization.

Since then, a better understanding of the disease and the development of better drugs and assays to monitor antiviral efficacy have increased the usefulness of the animal models.

A particular additional problem with clinical research in HRPC is the increasing concern with the usefulness of surrogate end points (e.g. biomarkers).

With the stated goal of increasing the usefulness of the registries, the trend is that the authorities are taking over (from researchers) the role of dictating where the registers should be heading.

Our Social Audit of Abuse Against Women (SAAAW) in Pakistan from 2002-2005 (see Additional file 1) took concern for women's voice to a new level by introducing nuanced training protocols that increased the usefulness of interviewers to participants.