Sentence examples for an useful model from inspiring English sources

These results are consistent with those obtained with human primary ADC cells, thus indicating that the Calu6/β2 cells display functional similarities to the primary ADC cells and represent an useful model for in vivo studies.

Although the thyroid origin of ARO cells has been recently questioned [20], this galectin-3 positive cell line grows very efficiently in vivo and provides an useful model for setting experiments of galectin-3 immunotargeting with and without galectin-3 mRNA interference.

The larvae of the greater wax moth G. mellonella has recently been proposed as an useful model for the testing of different strains of the Bcc [17], partly because it had previously shown good correlation between P. aeruginosa infection outcomes in mammals and in lower organisms [20].

In this aspect, the spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) is an useful model, because it presents hypertension (with spontaneous systemic development as observed in humans) and glucose metabolism disturbs [ 11].

Averaging is an useful model reduction technique for high-dimensional clocks or for other types of oscillating molecular systems (the activity of some transcription factors, among which NF- κB, present oscillations under some conditions).

Thus it is parsimonious to assume that DUI has derived from SMI by modification of the molecular machinery of SMI, and it is a common opinion among the researchers working on DUI that this unusual system can be an useful model to study basic issues about mitochondria (see for example: Passamnti e Ghiselli 2009 and Zouros 2013).

He cited the U.S. National Institutes of Health's PubMed Central as a useful model of an open-access database.

The audit cycle used here was a useful model for change [ 30, 31].

Turkey, where a party of Islamic roots has ruled for a decade, may offer a useful model.

This chapter discusses various steps to developing a useful model for a control system.

Drosophila as a useful model system is widely used in many fields of biological studies.