Sentence examples for a useful dynamic from inspiring English sources
Because gluteal pain and sciatica are common, ultrasound may be a useful dynamic imaging adjunct in the evaluation of these patients.
Treatment with doxycycline at 2 µg/ml for 48 h was considered optimal, providing a useful dynamic range of neuroserpin expression.
Statistical analysis of human spike-in data suggested that a tiling density of 35 bp would be sufficient to reliably detect missed exons across a useful dynamic range of target concentrations (Additional File 7).
These studies give the most convincing data on the co-temporaneous relationship between EVLW, ultrasono-graphic B-line measurement and hydrostatic pressures, supporting the role of ultrasound as a useful dynamic means of estimating the effects of changes in fluid status on the lung.
He acknowledges the label is a simplification, "but it creates a very useful dynamic with the audience".
Fortunately, there is also a new, potentially useful dynamic: Arab states like Saudi Arabia and Egypt are as worried about Iran as Israel is.
These opening sections provide a useful and dynamic discussion around the intriguing possibilities of imagining a new map of Europe, one based on interrelated networks and webs of communication that have little to do with accustomed state (or proto-state) boundaries in the late medieval era.
Sonnets are particularly associated with love poetry, and often use a poetic diction heavily based on vivid imagery, but the twists and turns associated with the move from octave to sestet and to final couplet make them a useful and dynamic form for many subjects.
Shielding of a small region around the launching fiber helps preventing reduction of the useful dynamic range.
Even though the nonlinear damping characteristics inherently pertain to most structural systems, many useful dynamic models are still linear.
When the number of metal binding site varies from 1 to 3, signal response is programmed accordingly with useful dynamic range spanning 50, 25 and 10 folds, respectively.
