It could be useful for timing a speech: at a million before a certain billion, it's time to wrap up.
He says the results will be useful for timing some events in the evolution of mammals, however.
It remains unclear as to whether this finding could be useful in timing delivery, especially in the third trimester.
Precise risk assessment, including the ability to predict possible malignant transformation, may be useful for timing decisions and is the most promising feature of the new classification scheme.
Having the genomic sequence of the Otop1-containing region of X. laevis or another amphibian might be useful for timing this genomic event (note that it has not been determined whether the X. laevis genome contains multiple Otop1 genes).
If confirmed in other studies, this information may be useful for timing of risk reducing surgery in healthy BRCA1 mutation carriers, as the age at onset in index cancer cases has been found to predict individual risk [ 1].
For example, during a well-rehearsed activity, VPC will automatically buffer the multimodal on-going information, which will be useful for timing and coordinating steps in sequential and multimodal activities.
For example, genes that show a difference of more than one or two substitutions in a young calibration event (e.g., between two mammals) usually will be evolving too quickly to be alignable or useful for timing deep divergences in eukaryotes.
Therefore, an accurate assessment of ventricular volumes and systolic function and their follow-up over time represents the most useful tool for timing of surgical intervention [ 32].
Valuation is not very useful in market timing.
