Sentence examples for useful proportion of from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that a useful proportion of zebra finch EST-SSRs are likely to be polymorphic, and that they can be used to build a linkage map.

One outcome of this investigation is a new index, effectiveness of a PV Façade (PVEF), that has been developed to evaluate the overall energy performance of a PV façade with regard to the proportion of useful daylight that may displace the use of electric lighting, and the electricity generated by the PV modules to the heating and cooling energy consumption within a building.

The model predicts that use of mixtures may be more useful for decreasing the proportion of poor responders in a community than in increasing the overall efficacy.

An important challenge concerning social design feedback will be to increase the proportion of useful comments or to effectively filter out comments that are not useful in the subsequent development process.

…I'm sure they're useful but I wonder in what proportion of use they are compared to, you know, looking in the eye and pressures and things….

By incorporating this extra information into a model of how people vote, we can get useful estimates of the proportion of people in each area who would vote to leave.

Some participants said the KIS was only useful to "a certain proportion of society" who were already fairly clued up on higher education.

We observe that the collection of machine learning algorithms had a higher proportion of useful predictors, nine out of ten compared with around half of the humans.

SATP was shown to be a useful monitor of the proportion of viable cells in an activated sludge and a toxicity indicator complementary to the SOURNMAX : SOURTOX ratio and similar in principle to the commercial Microtox® toxicity test.

Although standard estimates of model fit (R2) are not available for mixed models, we calculated the likelihood ratio R2 ( <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012230.e004.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> ) which provides a useful estimate of the proportion of variance explained by a mixed model [67].

This is a reasonable approach when the majority of the contents can be counted and measured, but not very useful when a large proportion of the contents is unidentifiable and/or immeasurable, as in this study.