The phrase "are useful in the identification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tools, methods, or criteria that assist in recognizing or determining something.
Example: "These techniques are useful in the identification of rare species in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "helpful for identifying" or "beneficial in recognizing".
Such measurements also are useful in the identification of diseases that are not classified as blood diseases e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, and thyroid disease.
The idea of end members is discussed and it is concluded that end points, observations that represent the most extreme parts of the soil continuum, are useful in the identification of extragrades.
Radiological studies are useful in the identification of pathology localising to sesamoids and accessory ossicles.
Tissue-specific and developmental stage-related expression data are useful in the identification of genes that are involved in defining the precise nature of individual tissues in a given developmental stage [ 16].
Thus, it is possible to identify the genes that would be good classifiers in the reference data (that is, genes that have a cancer-specific expression level) and explore whether those genes are useful in the identification of the metastasis samples.
Based on the knowledge that many secondary metabolites can be induced by MeJA and that most of the enzymes in the same pathway are coexpressed, the MeJA inducibility experiments and the tissue-specific expression pattern assays are useful in the identification of enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites.
The probabilistic model may be useful in the identification of significant deviation beyond a particular threshold.
This approach may also be useful in the identification of biomarkers of clinical response.
Therefore, the analysis of the distribution of ancestral nuclear alleles can be useful in the identification of refugial areas.
The study of markers for other stem cells has been useful in the identification of mammary stem/progenitor cells.
Therefore, CSC markers are useful in the identification and study of CSCs and their role in the cause of tumorigenesis.
