Sentence examples for a tool to verify from inspiring English sources
The X-ray powder diffraction was also used as a tool to verify the formation of the gold-silver alloy nanoshells on the gold-seeded Gd:Fe3O4 nanocores.
The relative design scheme gives a tool to verify if the dimensional and geometrical characteristics of the part are guaranteed during its expected life.
Detailed finite element analyses are employed not only to provide modeling insights but also as a tool to verify the accuracy of the developed shear wall model.
During the experiment, some cameras filmed the boulders and videos have been used to estimate the rockfalls velocities but not as a tool to verify the localization process reliability.
In practical applications where huge numbers of rare variants may be involved, e.g., exome studies, the selective grouping method is thus recommended, and exhaustive grouping should be regarded as a tool to verify significant results.
Most importantly, we think that these could serve as a tool to verify the scientific results and fulfill the ultimate goal of scientific research that is to advance our understanding of the natural world (Meyer et al., 2011).
With an overwhelming number of environmental factors impacting organisms, and increasing exposure to novel and extreme conditions, the mechanistic nature of the DEB model with its ability to incorporate more than the standard food and temperature variables provides a powerful tool to verify hypotheses and predict individual organism performance across a range of conditions.
DIC, alkalinity, and stable carbon isotope balances were shown to be a useful tool to verify hydrocarbon mineralization.
Additionally, increasing availability and decreasing costs of modern genetic analysis render it a suitable tool to verify MVID diagnosis.
This technique should be considered a good tool to verify the implantation of protective culture of P. nalgiovense.
The high specificity of this reaction makes TAIL-PCR a powerful tool to verify T-DNA integration in fungal cells after ATM transformation (Rolland et al. [2003]).
