Sentence examples for useful shows from inspiring English sources

The article (with Nico Adams from CSIRO) "Semantic Physical Science - Making Physical Science Data Accessible and Useful" shows why semantics are essential for this activity.

While these numbers are correct on an apples-to-apples basis (in the sense that certain types of searches – e.g. contextual shortcuts and slide-shows – are being counted consistently across properties), the trending data for which we think comScore is most useful shows a different picture.

"We found it's useful showing the toughness of the game because you see blocking, plus the size and power of running backs coming right at you".

These can be very useful, showing which campaigns and channels are working to acquire customers and which are falling flat.

A first biopsy of the right thigh of the index patient done several years before was only moderately useful, showing extensive fatty replacement, endomysial fibrosis, fiber size variation, and endomysial perivascular inflammation with rare vacuolated fibers (Fig. 2A C).

This useful feature shows up infrequently now.

NHS Choices lists the cancers for which PDT is useful and shows promise, but points out there are others it cannot treat because the light cannot reach the tumours.

Bathing rats isn't necessary, but is useful before shows or if they are just a bit smelly.

I found the HotRes software the most useful; its display shows you graphically a block of 12 days around the date selected and the rates for each day.

Comparing the results with this third test was useful to show the effect of using different ontologies.

She added that it's useful to show industry executives the financial benefits of diversity -- pointing to the success of recent TV shows -- rather than vilifying people.