Sentence examples for a plausible tool for from inspiring English sources

SPR has also attracted a great deal of attention as a plausible tool for increasing the efficiency of solar energy conversion devices.

The in vitro habitat dramatically reduces the complexity of microbial communities, and may offer a plausible tool for accelerating development of technologies needed for advancing understanding of plant-microbe interactions.

A placebo needle that does not penetrate the skin was introduced for sham acupuncture [ 35], a plausible tool to differentiate placebo effects caused by non-penetrating sham acupuncture [ 101, 102].

Nuclear medicine-based breast imaging was first recognized as a plausible tool to detect cancer in the 1990s.

We propose that coupled maps offer neurodynamically more plausible tools for modeling cognitive phenomena.

Since COMT, AKT1, and ErbB-signaling are each implicated in both cancer and schizophrenia, NRG1-ErbB signaling in B lymphoblasts provides a biologically plausible research tool for elucidating cellular mechanisms relevant to both cancer biology and neurobiology.

However, for the reasons outlined above, I see its utility much less as a peptide structure prediction engine in the strict sense, but more as a useful tool for generating plausible starting structures for MD simulations of modified peptides.

In this sense, I see the utility of the algorithm both as a peptide structure prediction engine, but also as a useful tool for generating plausible starting structures for MD simulations of modified peptides.

Our discovery of novel tool manufacture behaviours in NC crows enabled us to construct a plausible scenario for the evolutionary origins, and gradual refinement, of the species' remarkable hooked stick tool making.

The ability to associate changes in the transcriptome with distinct morphological stages was a valuable tool enabling us to capture and offer a plausible interpretation for the dynamic changes in gene expression and abundance.

Our discovery of novel manufacture behaviours indicates a plausible scenario for the evolutionary origins, and gradual refinement, of New Caledonian crows' hooked stick tool making.