Sentence examples for be helpful in sampling from inspiring English sources

Because the sampling problem of this kind of multiband signal has been increasingly common and important, to seek a more simple and clear geometric interpretation will be helpful in sampling and filtering the processing for this kind of signal in concept and even engineering design.

The placebo-arm data on the changes (as well as the SD of the values before and after treatment) in 2D and 3D MRE-derived liver stiffness would be useful to extrapolate placebo response in antifibrotic trials, and these would be helpful in sample size estimation to see significant differences due to antifibrotic therapy in NASH.

The magnitude of difference was comparable to other psychosocial interventions in primary care [ 28] and will be helpful in estimating sample size for a future definitive trial.

Protein precipitation can be helpful in producing a clean sample and avoiding endogenous substances in plasma with the analytes and IS onto the column and MS system.

Nevertheless, it will be helpful in the future to sample another period to compare and contrast the results.

Rarely, transhepatic portal venous sampling may be helpful in localisation of tumours in the upper abdomen, but this is no longer in common use.

One of the main reasons supporting the need for biopsies of breast cancer metastases lies in the fact that tissue sampling may be helpful in individualizing therapy according to the profile of metastatic disease rather than the primary tumor.

Further studies with more samples will be helpful in the future.

The same study also noted that the high sensitivity in smear-positive samples could be helpful in ruling out a diagnosis of pulmonary TB due to infection by non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) [18].

Further prospective clinical trials with a larger scale of randomized samples may be helpful in clarifying these issues.

A first remark is that a better understanding of maps sampled from them can be helpful in understanding the general principles underlying more realistic models, or helpful in suggesting some such principles.