Sentence examples for usefulness that can from inspiring English sources

From another viewpoint, a counseling therapist may see depression not as a biochemical illness or disorder but as "a species-wide evolved suite of emotional programs that are mostly activated by a perception, almost always over-negative, of a major decline in personal usefulness, that can sometimes be linked to guilt, shame or perceived rejection".

The advantages, limitations and usefulness of methods that can be used to detect and assess microbial abundance, community composition and function are discussed in a DWDS context.

That's why — with both widely advertised studio productions and with microbudget independents — there's no formula for critical usefulness, no policy that can establish a view of the cinema that sees into the future of the art.

This study stresses the importance and usefulness of a simple tool that can be used to determine the level of escalation on delivery suite based on an objective scoring system and can also be used to determine the appropriate staffing on delivery suite.

The results obtained during the last 3 years for the residual biomass originated from the forest formations existing in Galicia ensure the reliability and usefulness of the method that can be extended to any forest formation all over the world.

This illustrates the usefulness of a connectivity indicator that can scale to arbitrary geographical regions.

Further expanding the XUV's usefulness is a rear tailgate that can swing open or flip down like a pickup's.

These individual predictions underline the usefulness of dynamic prognostic tools that can take into account the clustering of observations.

We also present individual predictions of VAP underlining the usefulness of dynamic prognostic tools that can take into account the clustering of observations.

However, this review will help guide the reader through the variables that can limit the usefulness of this technology.

And all have side effects that can limit their usefulness in many people whose bones have become overly porous and fragile.