Sentence examples for usefulness of this problem from inspiring English sources

The usefulness of this problem formulation is demonstrated by applying it to a linear example and to the nonlinear, highly interactive distillation column model developed by Weischedel and McAvoy (1980).

Second, they make clear the breadth and usefulness of the problem-solving account mentioned above.

At other schools the numbering will be different and the usefulness of the problems will need to be determined by looking them (and the associated textbook) over.

However, the lack of overlap in the dimensions covered by many condition specific measures and EQ-5D limit the usefulness of this approach as these problems may be worsened if the health domains included in the measures are different.

However, despite the usefulness of this method, several analytical problems have continuously been faced, including lot-to-lot variability of reagents, antigen excess, unrecognizable epitopes, and excessive polymerization [ 5– 8].

What is the usefulness of a problem that cannot be solved?

It reviewed related research that proved the usefulness of problem posing and argued that different problem-posing situations can be used for different purposes because the results depend on design of the situations.

To demonstrate the usefulness of this new approach, two important problems are discussed.

Simulations and real data examples demonstrate the usefulness of this approach in a variety of problems.

However, there are some methodological problems that limit the usefulness of this method in a routine diagnostic setting: it is complex, time-consuming, and highly dependent on tissue quality [ 18, 19].

The aim of this study was to evaluate carers' beliefs about the usefulness of a problem-solving guided self-help manual for primary carers of young people with FEP.