Sentence examples for usefulness and value from inspiring English sources
The approach aims to capture the usefulness and value of an existing human design while introducing novel or surprising variations through the model of interest.
I have plenty of money and it comes and goes, but to create a culture and opportunities for talent, and an enterprise of lasting usefulness and value is what it is all about.
A key goal of utility-based analysis is to provide evaluation criteria for an efficient network operation based on subjective user assessments such as usefulness and value of data.
Hardre, Sullivan, & Crowson., (2009) reported that rural students who could see the "usefulness and value" of school learning, had a greater tendency to "exhibit an interest in school, put forth effort, and exhibit intentions to graduate and go on to postsecondary opportunities" (p. 13).
In fact, these appealing technological systems have demonstrated their usefulness and value in science centres and traditional museums all over the world, thanks to the fact that visitors can view digitized artworks and explore reconstructed historical places by means of VM-hosted installations.
This inherent uncertainty challenged the practicability, usefulness, and value of recording a definitive preference.
The one depends on the other but they are different concepts: usefulness and exchange value.
To evaluate the usefulness and prognostic value of transvaginal hydrolaparoscopy (THL) in infertile women.
Differences in BBB penetration can have a serious impact on the usefulness and predictive value of small animal models in the drug development process [3].
Latest trends in the USA demonstrate the usefulness and economic value of Dev Camps, and some companies have established such camps as a means for vocational training (as reported in New York Times (Lewin, 2014)).
From the experiment results of usability, it has been discovered that subjects have positive responses towards usability measurement dimensions of the system: satisfaction, expectation-confirmation, perceived trust, perceived usefulness, and perceived value.
