Sentence examples for useless for identifying from inspiring English sources

Changes in the economy, including companies offering more stock options in lieu of cash compensation and taxpayers deducting interest on home equity loans and margin debt, make much of this data useless for identifying cheating.

The association is not exactly spurious — Dr. Goldstein calls it "synthetic" — but it is indirect, so much so as to make many SNPs useless for identifying the genes that cause disease.

Yet judging by its own CTO's analysis, Facebook's face recognition tech would actually be pretty useless for identifying "strangers" misusing your photographs — at least without being combined with a "basket" of other unmentioned (and doubtless equally privacy-hostile) technical measures.

The IC3 group is not a representative sample, which makes it effectively useless for identifying the most significant threats and trends.

"The purpose of this technique is to render the IP-based block list — a popular tool for identifying malicious systems — useless for preventing attacks," says Adam O'Donnell, director of emerging technologies at security vendor Cloudmark.

This is great for two reasons: A password is useless without identifying information, so even if hackers were able to get access to your password, they would have no idea who it belonged to because of the masked email address.

The Correlates of War definition, moreover, is intended for the study of wars after the fact, and is therefore useless in identifying wars in advance.

Most of my childhood I felt dumb and useless, but I identified with the Colts in the 1980's.

Although many dwarfing genes have been identified in cereals, most have proven to be useless for crop improvement because of their negative effects on fertility and/or other components of yield.

'Validation' was identified as a catch-all term, which is thus useless for any practical purpose.

They are pretty much useless for navigation.