Sentence examples for useful to report from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it would be useful to report the used database sources, the biggest retrieved network and how they deal with such a network with respect to the 'unlimited' list of genes (visualization and running time).

To provide a measure of uncertainty of these adherence metrics, it is useful to report the summary measures using different assumptions (e.g. excluding unknown intervals and considering these as low adherence).

Vera: I started using Twitter five years ago, when I started participating in rallies because it was useful to report.

While it's always interesting and useful to report on how a campaign believes something is going to play out, it seems to me in this case the news that the quote in the ad is falsely attributed to Obama outweighs the news of the Romney campaign's predictable spin.

Due to this diversity we contend that it would be useful to report the relationship between religiosity and acceptance at the state level.

In this context, it is useful to report a Summary of Planning Guidelines suggested by the UK Government for the installation of micro-wind turbines [3].

They should report on both short (up to 6 hours after treatment) and long (to 24 hours) observation periods, although it would be useful to also report on the delay until the antiemetic treatment shows efficacy.

"It's very useful for people to report to us," says Henri. "It's important that if you come across these images, you report them – and it can be done anonymously.

This approach is based on radar tracking techniques [46] that are useful when trying to report data from different targets using consecutive radar observations.

"It's not yet clear how useful asking women to report how many moles they have as part of risk estimation would be, given that there are several other, more reliable, risk factors at play such as weight, age, and genes," said Dr Matthew Lam of Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

I think it would be useful to mandate reporting the specific therapy/patient progress to FDA to monitor effectiveness perhaps within a specified period of time to allow the providers to patent their procedure.