Sentence examples for useful to propose from inspiring English sources
But while Germany is pressing its partners for a longer-term solution to the institutional failings of the euro zone, it has had little useful to propose about the immediate crisis of market speculation over Italy and now France.
Social norms in combination with traffic rules might be useful to propose self-ethics based intersection CAS to overcome such issue.
Once the obstacle appears to have been overcome, it is useful to propose to students other different and more complex cases than those analyzed.
The outcome of this study is useful to propose an optimum design based on different measurement (e.g., variation of skin thickness) for transdermal delivery of drugs.
Since nonlinear programming problems have wide applications in engineering, management, economics, and so on, our results may be useful to propose a powerful solution tool for dealing with these nonlinear problems.
Although in this case study the majority of routes is expected to be performed by trucks carrying two containers, it is useful to propose a model to optimally decide by which type of truck each customer is served, taking into account the number of available trucks, in order to minimize routing costs.
To predict the PIM1 and PIM2 inhibitory activities of a series substituted 5- 1H-indol-5-yl -1,3,4-thiadiazol-2-amines, linear technique was used to propose useful mathematical models to establish quantitative relationships between them and a set of topological descriptors.
The present work provides a useful background to propose new eco-friendly alternatives for wastewater treatment in textile dying industries.
Olwyn wrote: Your letter of 3 December came to me — and I thought a few points listed below could be useful to your proposed article.
From a critical realist perspective, quantitative modelling is also seen as useful to test proposed explanations [ 77].
But, rather than concentrate on individual and limited areas for discussion it would be more useful in my opinion, to propose a radical change of aims.
