Sentence examples for usefulness of some from inspiring English sources

The results from these two studies offer support to the usefulness of some of the techniques used in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for depression.

Mr. Wollney will emphasize the usefulness of some insects as pollinators and as pest terminators, "but I'm certainly not going to be defending mosquitoes," he said.

In the 19th century, humans discovered the usefulness of some forms of buried carbon — coal, oil and natural gas — as a source of energy, and have been perturbing the natural order ever since.

And some doctors are starting to have doubts about the usefulness of some drugs, which have failed to prove their benefits in large clinical trials.

Cooperative Q learning is a reinforcement learning approach to learn the usefulness of some tasks over time in a particular environment.

Many studies have validated, during recent years, the usefulness of some methods that give the clinician the ability to predict whether a patient is going to respond to the volume infusion as a primary step of the hemodynamic resuscitation.

This is partly due to the widely held misconceptions by some doctors about the usefulness of antibiotics for some common respiratory tract symptoms [ 3, 4].

While there is some controversy regarding the applicability and usefulness of RNAi to some parasitic nematodes, such as the Strongylida [ 11, 12], comparative studies of gene-silencing and transgenesis in C. elegans are considered useful for exploring the function and regulation of some relatively conserved parasite genes, provided data are interpreted with caution [ 10].

That could limit usefulness of the test, some analysts have said.

Indeed, there is a sharp debate among specialists about the usefulness of antibiotics, which some doctors feel are both unnecessary and likely to lead to more resistant Bb strains.

According to Ortega y Gasset, Vives' method, firmly based on experience, and his emphasis on the need to found a new culture grounded, not in barren speculation, but in the usefulness of knowledge, anticipate some elements of the modern Zeitgeist.