Sentence examples for traditionally useful from inspiring English sources

However, this traditionally useful therapeutic approach is often counterproductive at such an early stage of addiction treatment.

Roots of A. officinalis are very useful and traditionally used for intestinal and respiratory problems.

It is more reasonable and useful than other traditionally used measurement methods in image analysis.

The polyherbal eye drop (Itone™) is a mixture of aqueous distillates of nineteen traditionally used ingredients that sum up to impart potency to the formulation and make it a useful adjunct in various ocular pathologies.

Burlap is also traditionally used.

Table 1 Traditional and Local or Indigenous Techniques/methods for Hazards Assessment Air photo interpretation and photogrammetry Traditionally very useful for preliminary assessments, to confirm field evidence and to assess remote areas.

Amplitudes are generally less reliable than phases so that a small FC phase angle residual has traditionally been more useful for identifying plane symmetries.

Engineering methods traditionally provided a useful starting point for studying biological structures, but deeper understanding of such structures requires new approaches and techniques.

Some found it odd that a company that's already sold a million watches came back to Kickstarter, a platform traditionally seen as useful for first-time startups or small projects.

San yin jiao (SP6) is the intersection of the three Yin channels of the leg (the spleen, the liver and the kidney channels), which is traditionally considered especially useful as a 'balancing' point.

Short histidine stretches (hexamer to octamer) have traditionally been very useful epitope tags for ubiquitin and UBL enrichment since they interact with metal ions, including Ni2+ and Co2+, in strongly denaturing buffers such as 8 M urea and 6 M guanidinium hydrochloride that inactivate Dubs and UBL proteases.