Sentence examples for work less useful from inspiring English sources

Rules are being instituted that could make the analysts' work less useful for firms.

CDS will be perceived as more useful if it reduces work demand and less useful if it creates unnecessary demands (e.g., more clicks to order the optimal medication).

They work less than they used to.

And in an industry where, these days, even some writers for eight-year-olds are tireless public raconteurs on the subject of their own work, self-effacement is a less useful attribute than it was 40 years ago, when Garner was already calling publishing "a narcissistic and masturbatory industry".

Although perfectly regenerating systems can reveal in great detail how regeneration works, by definition they are less useful for testing therapeutic interventions.

This suggests that allied health professionals found the content less useful for their work than did nurses and doctors (Table  4).

Drawing upon the work of such writers, then, may be less useful than it may at first seem.

For example, psychological theory may be useful for interventions that work at the individual level but is less useful when intervening with organisations or at wider social levels.

This, in accordance with the survey data, indicates that the modeling work for small populations is more difficult and less useful.

Terrorizing inmates seems less useful than monitoring them effectively; modern video cameras work just fine in faint light.

This makes the RCTs less useful for answering the questions regarding how interventions work.