Sentence examples for useful in addition to from inspiring English sources

"It's very useful, in addition to being very cool".

It would be courteous of you to cite Harminv and its author in any publication for which you find it useful, in addition to citing a Mandelshtam reference (either the one above or the review article below).

+ It would be courteous of you to "'cite Harminv"' and its author in any publication for which you find it useful, in addition to citing a Mandelshtam reference (either the one above or the review article below).

But the towpaths are still useful; in addition to providing ways for some local haulage by mechanical tractor, they provide valuable access to the canals for inspection and maintenance.

IVIG treatment represents an important component of the combination therapy of CAPS and they could be useful, in addition to the standard therapy, to prevent recurrent thrombosis in APS patients refractory to conventional anticoagulant treatment.

For a model to be useful, in addition to the received signal strength we have to take into account the level of noise and consider the signal-to-interference (SI) ratio.

For years the scientific community has worked to identify possible markers for illicit drug treatments and to find which markers would be useful in additions to traditional detection methods.

Others concentrated on capturing the scavenger-hunt items with their smartphones, using an app called InformaCam, which records and encrypts useful metadata, in addition to images.

But the OECD study performed a second useful task: In addition to merely listing the differences in accounting assumptions used by different countries' public pensions, the OECD authors re-valued each pension using consistent standards so their funding levels could be compared on an apples-to-apples basis.

Seems a useful option in addition to pienaar and mirallas on the flanks.

True to his word, Eustis has introduced a raft of new structures and departments with mind-numbing names but useful functions: in addition to the Musical Theatre Initiative, there is the Shakespeare Initiative, which brings together all the Public's Shakespeare-related activities under a single umbrella.