Sentence examples for useful compromise from inspiring English sources

A useful compromise is to use the genome-wide approach in species closely related to well-studied model organisms, so that gene function can be inferred by comparative analyses.

Thus, PIMiM provides a useful compromise between relying strongly on protein interactions, which improves accuracy and using the observed expression values in a regression setting.

Other government officials, however, have proposed a useful compromise.

It is a useful compromise between formal peer reviews and spontaneous publicity".

A useful compromise is to compress the period of 32 elements into 18 spaces by listing the 14 lanthanoids (also called lanthanides) and the 14 actinoids (also called actinides) in a special double row below the other periods.

His invention offered a useful compromise: a new means of storing and accessing data files that was faster and more resilient than a hard disk, even if it could not compete with traditional memory (RAM) on speed or programming flexibility.By 1986 Toshiba was producing the first batches of test chips, and two years later Intel licensed the technology and began its own production.

The valid linear correction allows various useful compromises in the system design.

MIP estimated using the unidirectional valve method may be a potential surrogate parameter for the assessment of muscle strength compromise, useful for the early detection of ICU-AW.

The azathioprine randomized controlled trial showed that AZA 2.5 mg/kg per day was superior to a placebo in preserving visual acuity in patients with established eye disease, but there was no evidence that AZA was useful in restoring compromised vision.

DVFS is generally useful to provide a compromise between computing demands and power consumption, especially in the areas of resource-constrained computing systems.

Further work in this area may provide useful information when seeking compromise between statistical, administrative and cultural conflicts over the definition of population boundaries [ 34].