Sentence examples for advantageous to study from inspiring English sources

When a species exhibits more than one resonance, it may be advantageous to study two or more of them simultaneously.

For certain printing jobs it is advantageous to study the model in a 4-axis view.

It would be very advantageous to study sensory integration in a model organism amenable to genetic analysis.

It would therefore be advantageous to study illusory sensation of movement with a non-invasive stimulation technique such as repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) [8] in healthy subjects who are deprived of sensory feedback.

Considering the importance of s100 genes in the pathogenesis of epidermal disease – particular S100 proteins are markedly over expressed in psoriasis, wound healing, skin cancer, inflammation, cellular stress, and other epidermal pathological states [ 30] – it appears advantageous to study these processes in the zebrafish model system (cf. [ 48]).

As the process of apoptosis is highly complex and proceeds with variable dynamics, even in genetically identical cells, the identification of universal structural hallmarks expressed at particular stages of apoptosis would be highly advantageous to study this process in real time.

Or the sails could push solar-research spacecraft into more advantageous orbits to study the sun.

This book proposes that computational tools might give an advantageous perspective to study self-assembling systems as to be able to better design, program and control them.

Thus, B. mori is advantageous species to study the interaction between the hormonal regulation of insect growth and the function of Ras.

Finally, quinalizarin was applied as an advantageous tool to study the variation of the protein expression on one side [ 33] and phosphoproteome alteration [ 33] on another side, using HEK293T cells.

Fluorescence imaging is an advantageous way to study the highly sensitive aggregation pathway of polyQ-expanded Htt compared to AFM and EM because it is relatively nonperturbative, reports on specifically labeled objects, and excels at measuring large fields of view in aqueous environments.