Sentence examples for useful individually from inspiring English sources

Lateral transfer has given Thermotoga many foreign genes [ 101, 102], but these are for soluble enzymes that are useful individually and not a part of a giant macromolecular complex integrated into two distinct membranes.

The medications are respectively systemic vasoconstrictors and inhibitors of splanchnic vasodilation, and were not found to be useful when used individually in treatment of hepatorenal syndrome.

He mentioned us individually.

Group-randomized study designs are useful when individually-randomized designs either are not possible, or will not be able to estimate the parameters of interest.

But in the main, viewers are left on their own, peering at wall labels — which can be individually useful but don't do much to tie the show together — while ricocheting from work to work and name to name.

For advanced array applications such as high-throughput parallel e-beam lithography, in which precise dose control is necessary, the diode circuit model will be useful for controlling individually addressed nanotubes to account for dissimilar field emission properties.

We recommend that all VISION 2020 process indicators are evaluated simultaneously as these are not individually useful for monitoring progress.

I have explicitly recognized that most presence-absence characters (or indels) are not individually useful for polarizing the tree as they can in principle be interpreted as either losses or gains.

Individually, each risk variant has a modest effect on disease risk and they will clearly not be useful for individualized risk prediction.

While these odds ratios are statistically significant, the confidence intervals associated with them are wide, and the magnitude of the elevation in the angiogenic factors in early pregnancy is large, which does not lend confidence to the possibility of these factors individually as useful predictors of preeclampsia in these high-risk groups.

Interestingly, none of the assessed CS scar parameters, when considered individually, was useful for predicting dehiscence.