Sentence examples for useful judging from inspiring English sources
"Helping people share" is certainly one way of describing what Facebook does, at the platform's most benign and useful; judging by the volume of death notices of parents, partners, siblings, pets that may flow into a user's News Feed, many users other than Sandberg have found comfort in this most public way of conveying personal sorrow.
Building a justice system is a crucial task, but not one that can be accomplished soon enough to make it useful for judging these criminals.
Hotel reviews on sites like Tripadvisor are useful for judging a specific property, to find out whether the elevators are slow or the location is grim.
Emphasis in this respect has been placed upon personal supervision, but the comptroller believed the accounting department could prepare data which would be useful in judging results achieved," writes Mr. Hosmer.
The hybrid method can exploit the fuzziness of the weights, and thus is useful for judging the expert scoring.
Although these indicators are simple and useful for judging the unfavorable current collection quality, they cannot sufficiently reflect the characteristic of the dynamic behavior.
The ESN has a theoretical value in that it is useful for judging what makes a good source enumerator in the threshold region and can be employed as a performance benchmark of various source enumerators.
The recent rise of evidence-based medicine (EBM) may be very useful for judging futility [ 8].
Therefore, the different binding ratios of PSA samples toward TJA-II could be useful for judging patients with prostate cancer from those with BPH [ 21].
Figure 2 presents a framework for causal inference by illustrating a relevant source emission concentration exposure effect pathway, which is useful for judging the weight of evidence and need for further research.
The method includes a security risk level classification of SKU, then introduces an exhaustive list of 34 factors useful to judge the risk of a SKU stocked in a warehouse for comparison purposes.
