Sentence examples for valid useful from inspiring English sources

I have been working with people from OpenSMILES [3] and several of the existing open source toolkits (Open Babel [4], CDK [5] and RDKit [6]) develop valid, useful grammars for SMILES and SMARTS.

So my conclusion is that we must reconsider the whole package: what are we trying to achieve, what are our objectives, and how do we make a valid, useful, meaningful, and significant contribution to the issue at hand?

These are all valid, useful critiques of the film, but I still believe MMXXL to be the most important film of 2015 and my reason for that has something to do with my weeping mother.

Nonetheless, we rely on it as a means to both filter research into appropriate venues and assess whether the research is valid, useful, novel, and repeatable.

Thus, it could be concluded that the identification of gene targets based on comparison of metabolome data from multiple strains was a valid, useful strategy for phenotype improvement.

Most of them found CE's content valid, useful and relevant for their clinical practice, and said CE can foster communications among clinicians, particularly among GPs and specialists.

We will be including observational studies in the systematic review because we believe that observational studies will provide us with valid and useful information (that might be lacking in randomized studies) to address key messages of this study.

The STEPP appears to be a valid and useful instrument that can be used in the Netherlands as a first screening method in stepped psychotrauma care following accidents.

These affective norms for Polish words are a valid and useful tool that will allow researchers to use standard, well-known verbal materials comparable to the materials used in other languages (English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, etc).

Later research supported that Aupperle's instrument measuring CSR using Carroll's four categories (Aupperle 1984) was valid and useful (Edmondson and Carroll 1999; Pinkston and Carroll 1996 and others).

Self-rated oral health is a valid and useful summary indicator of overall oral health status used in epidemiologic studies [ 3, 4].