Sentence examples for useful extension from inspiring English sources

They all felt that the neighborhood analysis – a sort of "guilt by association approach" – described a useful extension to currently used methods and that the manuscript would make a nice contribution to eLife with some modifications, which are outlined below.

The framework put forward in this article for analyzing the environmental impacts of the use of ecosystem services highlights a useful extension of the 'services' metaphor.

From these findings we can conclude that, even though the exact impact is heavily dependent on specific use cases, conditional observation can be considered a useful extension to normal observation.

Moreover, weighting distribution layers according to a relative measure of proportional habitat use (e.g. kernel densities, home ranges) – incorporating both spatial and temporal information – to distinguish among high-use areas and fringe habitats would be another useful extension of the RMU framework.

To blur the line between the commercial and the educational can certainly help the art dealer: the exhibition in effect becomes a useful extension of his or her efforts to promote and sell the work.

Both of these ideas could be a useful extension of the philanthropist-micro-lending approach championed by Kiva, a non-profit organisation which works with microfinance institutions around the world to provide loans to people without access to traditional banking systems.

The following theorem is a useful extension of Theorem 3.1.

Very simple, very clean, and a very useful extension for Delicious freaks.

Fitness bands are a useful extension of that, tracking diet and sleep in addition to exercise.

We introduce a useful extension of the notion of maximal monotonicity (see [14], p.83]).

Some useful extensions of (m varphi )) and (n varphi )) sequence spaces were proposed by Tripathy and Sen [14], Mursaleen [15, 16], and Vakeel [17].