Sentence examples for useful for action from inspiring English sources

There is a need for greater integration in the domains of the development of sensory representations, the response of neural systems to damage, the integration of information from more than one sense and the transformation of sensory inputs to representations useful for action.

As a result of its symmetry our coupled channels model could only produce dynamics that were common across all channels, which is clearly not useful for action selection, and so the first step will be to break this symmetry.

Data relative to the SAMU services – like response time for ambulance dispatch, conformity of the ambulances, access to hospitals – would be useful for action planning toward expanded and qualified access to emergency medical services in Brazil [ 13].

That assumption was challenged by participants in a recent roundtable event on how public sector organisations can use data analytics – in short, the extraction of useful ideas for action from data, rather than just figures – to reduce costs and improve the long-term delivery of services.

However, qualitative research can yield very useful information for action especially in disease specific programs [ 24- 31].

Fast-GCaMP6f variants should be useful for tracking action potentials closely spaced in time, and for following neural activity in fast-changing compartments, such as axons and dendrites.

Harry's music has a kind of muscular confidence and strength that is very useful for the action, but he also has tremendous soul".

The ubiquity of essentialism is often useful for political action, however in the realm of critical theory one of the things critiques of essentialism has led to is the idea that the category of class is itself that which underlies all forms of domination, and thus it is not one social antagonism on par with another form of oppression.

Despite these limitations, and the spatial patterns of deforestation risk produced by this analysis are likely to be useful for mitigation actions targeting on the ground.

However, use of the WCA in the field suggests that the weighting of actual scores by importance scores is not easily understood by health managers and is not useful for prioritizing actions to improve climate.

For example, recollecting temporal information may be useful, particularly for actions that might be faced on multiple occasions.