Sentences with phrase «very useful results»

Combining this with a simultaneous recursive estimate of a chronology would be a very useful result.

Not exact matches

Craft very meaningful and targeted questions to ensure that the results will be useful in future implementation of this feedback.

It offers a list of inputs and gives you very useful and actionable results.

Needless to say, there are a variety of ways to refine this result based on the quality of other market internals, but it's a very useful fact in itself.

As a result, it's no surprise to see him linked with the likes of Chelsea and City, with both clubs in need of bolstering their respective backlines, while Rudiger also offers versatility which will be very useful for both sides given the tactical flexibility of Conte and Guardiola.

The seven natural ways to increase breast milk are very useful, but you have to keep using them to get maximum results.

As a result, the employment of qualitative or quantitative chromatographic techniques such as high - performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) could be very useful for quality control of TCHM.

They have to adopt a very different attitude when trying to persuade potential clients that their results are useful.»

Although the general approach and results are «positive and useful,» says economist Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University, «we don't learn very much about how levels of community development, government policies, local ecology, prevalent farm systems, and social organization influence the outcomes.»

For the most part, that filtering is useful — geologists and musicians get very different search results for «types of rock,» for example.

«It has been a long process, and it has taken us four years to get where we are now, so it's obviously very satisfying when the results are so interesting and useful, as is the case here,» says Anne Loft and points to the future prospects of the research on «brite» fat cells.

«The formula we derive turns out to be very useful in operating a quantum computer,» said Victor Albert, first author of a study published in the journal Physical Review X. «Our result says that, in principle, we can engineer «rain gutters» and «gates» in a system to manipulate quantum objects, either after they land or during their actual flow.»

However, these results indicate that yoga is potentially very useful and in my view worth pursuing as a risk improvement practice.»

«Staff - student ratios are quite useful to give you a sense of the kind of environment you might have at a university, but you can report your staff numbers in so many different ways to get very different results.»

The results obtained so far clearly indicate that molecular analyses can be very useful for determining the specific source of fecal contaminants in water.

Another drawback is that Trenberth's approach gives qualitative results, which are not very useful for policymaking, said Herring at NOAA.

«Understanding these changes should be very useful to design new and more potent drugs against diseases resulting from Aeromonas infection,» adds Iacovache.

In combination with the results of other studies, however, it may very well prove quite useful in making such decisions.

Those early results are very positive, and strongly indicate that the nanoparticles could be useful for assessing how effective a therapy is on a much shorter time scale than current treatments, which usually rely on observing the size of the tumor.

These results show that genetic engineering is a useful tool that can significantly enhance pathogen resistance while otherwise making very small changes in a tree.

Taking into account that some of these studies are usually observational in nature and collected from large groups of subjects, their results are not very useful for a proper explanation of why certain things occur.

As a result, a protein - rich eating plan such as the Paleo Diet is very useful when paired with a fasted cardio regimen.

This type of strength is very useful to minimize the risk of injury in real world scenarios, as many non-contact injuries are the result of a deficit in the ability to decelerate and change direction.

Those results are very promising for pineapples; inflammation is useful for wound healing but when inflammatory chemicals are too over-the-top, the wound healing becomes delayed with chronic redness and pain.

The studies on Metformin and fertility have not brought a conclusive answer to this question, but the results suggest that Metformin can be very useful during fertility treatments.

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Some individuals experience advantages at 3000 mg a day and others need as much as 6000 milligrams a day to see comparable results — because the reasons for weight gain are complicated and multidimensional, an one - size - fits - all strategy to Garcinia dosing recommendations is generally not very useful.

If you're looking for very particular traits and interests, the choices available are useful in most circumstances and the results are displayed effectively in a gallery style which shows some basic details about members, such as their gender, age and the city they live.

Explainer Video — New members to the website will find the explainer video very useful to get them to understand better how the website works and which features they should be used for optimal results.

However, O'Hagan has outlined that budget cuts have resulted in language assistants who were «very useful» for supporting young people in learning languages, being dropped.

Thus, we have already tested it in more than 45 schools in Spain, with very good results from the point of view of usability and opinion of the teachers and students, who say that these games are useful and effective in reinforcing what they are learning in class, and students are having a great time, that is, that when it comes the time when they are told «and now let's play Little», they think it's great because they remember it as something playful in the process of classroom learning.»

Peter's academic involvement and curiosity has resulted in a very useful, and popular, article on how to use your storytelling powers wisely, so that you'll watch your students flourish.

If the results are substantially delayed, then they will certainly not be very useful for that purpose.

I just don't think the results are very surprising (Michael mentions this in the article also) and I don't see how they are useful.

Multiple patrons in the same local area can be very useful, resulting in more sales.

What's also very useful is that monthly deals can be searched using the search box, which is set by default to narrow search results to this section only (see screenshot below).

But for the rest of us who are happy to ride the short term volatility to achieve longer term results, the stock market can be a very useful (and easy) tool.

Very often, highly creative and useful wealth creations result initially in cash depletion, not cash generation.

You can also save your results for later use which is very useful.

It offers a list of inputs and gives you very useful and actionable results.

It is renowned for its fountains, towers and bridges, the profusion of geranium filled window boxes (resulting it being voted Europe's most fl oral city in the past), and the 6 km of arcades (very useful on a wet day!)

The practice mode was very useful when playing with our five - year - old son as it allowed him a chance to understand the controls before moving on to the actual game where the results counted.

The resulting graphs of global temperature trends, generated by David Thompson of Colorado State, were posted on Realclimate a few days ago and are a very useful first step in potentially reducing some of the rhetorical noise.

IMO this is actually something that confuses many people including many professional scientists: The experimental (or observational) designs (and resulting data) that are most useful for hypothesis testing on the one hand, versus estimation, prediction and forecasting on the other, are frequently very different.

No statistician here, but Bayesian stats are very useful as it focuses uncertainty into the «prior», and the prior incorporates previous experience & results.

While running the DICE model (and similar integrated assessment models) may be a useful academic exercise in anticipation of solving these very serious problems, the results at this time are nowhere near reliable enough to justify trillions of dollars of government policies and burdensome regulations.

This is means that the results are not directly useful for purposes which require very accurate energy balances that are affected by clouds.

And then people like me trying to make the point that despite the chaos and the resulting issues, it doesn't mean that useful models can't be produced and very few references to the real peer reviewed literature in the field because none of us really know it.

My quess would be that papers with positive results far out number those with negatives, because negative results don't get rewarded even though they can be very useful.

As an example, if I set out to map the major underwater features of a particular lake by looking carefully from a particular point 50 feet above the surface level from one of the banks and performing naive calculations, I may very well end up with results that will be skewed; however, the data might still be very useful and can be transformed into something much more accurate by applying the proper mathematical transformations with physical justifications.