Although clepsydrae were more useful than sundials they could be used indoors, during the night, and also when the sky was cloudy they were not as accurate; the Greeks, therefore, sought a way to improve their water clocks.
This indicates that, for the specific design considered here, the probabilities derived from family information used in the Single_Step were more useful to infer genotypes at ambiguous loci than LD information.
The project documentation, media articles and research reports which CIs provided were more useful as evidence of dissemination than of research use or impact.
Since CDRs were more useful than individual symptoms, they might help the clinicians who do not use RDTs in ruling out the diagnosis of GAS pharyngitis.
This data is consistent with McMahon et al.'s findings in comparing the use of email, fax and mail, finding that email reminders were more useful to increase response rates [ 12].
The revised framework was shared with clinicians and was modified further based on their feedback, to ensure clinical relevance and to highlight concepts that were more useful to capture the outcomes of pharmacological interventions for ADHD (the context of use for the new instrument).
Intelligence officers were more useful that way.
The fire-lighters were more useful.
The meditation techniques I'd learned from Trappist monks in Colorado were more useful.
Fifty-six percent said cameras were more useful than patrols in preventing robberies.
In its report, the institutes said that both types of stem cells held immense promise but that for some purposes the embryonic stem cells were more useful.
