Sentence examples for uncertain usefulness from inspiring English sources

Herzog & de Meuron's Blavatnik School of Government in Oxford comes second, with its teetering stack of glass cylinders between wafer-thin concrete slabs, but whose glitzy shell encloses a grand gestural atrium of uncertain usefulness.

Tumour response is of uncertain usefulness as an outcome measure in gliomas (Galanis and Buckner, 2000) and is not reported here.

We have learned that statistical modeling for that purpose is largely untested and that its usefulness is uncertain.

This marker appears only after reperfusion has been achieved and thus its clinical usefulness is uncertain.

However, as in other studies [ 1], psychiatric drugs are mostly viewed as harmful or young people are uncertain as to their usefulness, which to some extent may influence non-adherence to treatment when prescribed by a healthcare professional.

Although microvascular vessels on the surface of colorectal polyps are observed by narrow-band imaging (NBI) with magnification, its clinical usefulness is still uncertain.

The Conference of the International Literary and Artistic Association (ALAI) was held this year to discuss the theme: Applied Arts under IP Law – The Uncertain border between Beauty and Usefulness.

N-terminal pro C-type natriuretic peptide (NT-proCNP) is one of the markers whose usefulness is still uncertain.

The International Study on Syncope of Uncertain Etiology 2 showed the usefulness of ILRs in patients aged >40 years with suspected neurally mediated syncope and three or more episodes of syncope.

However, the usefulness of this information is uncertain: In both series of reports, there is hardly any information concerning the effectiveness of the numerous measures taken by both firms claimed as "CSR fulfilment".

But others said that the antiviral activity of alpha-defensins had already been known and that their usefulness for helping treat AIDS was uncertain.