Sentence examples for be particularly useful given from inspiring English sources
More interestingly, Nikkeiren is calling for more money to be spent on Japan's housing stock; subsidies to refit houses for the elderly would, it thinks, be particularly useful, given Japan's rapidly greying population.
With S-MB, this soft docking approach may be particularly useful, given that FTIR spectroscopy (Fig. 3; Table 1) and MD simulations of the monomer (Figs. 4 7) indicate that the disulfide-linked N- and C-helical domains are stable in a wide-range of lipid-mimic and lipid environments.
We believe corsoFBA will be particularly useful given recent studies have suggested E. coli can exist freely within a near-optimal space [ 19].
Although there are broad categories of trial designs that statisticians may generally be familiar with, there are many adaptations within each of these which may be less familiar, but which may actually be particularly useful given there is no 'one size fits all' phase II trial design.
This real-world effectiveness information is particularly useful given the diversity of patient characteristics, risk factors, and other treatments used in everyday practice which are not represented by clinical trial data.
This is particularly useful, given that the stories he chooses to tell remain pretty uneventful.
This is particularly useful given the number of tasks that Rubabel can accomplish in just one line.
This was particularly useful given the small size of most TLCd neurons.
The latter type of data is particularly useful given the rapid and steady accumulation of ChIP-Seq-based epigenomic maps under various conditions.
It turned out to be particularly useful as it gave GPs time to pause and reflect on what they regarded as particularly significant training issues relating to that consultation.
The use of aromatase inhibitors may be particularly useful in these patients given the evidence that aromatase expression is upregulated by prostaglandins, and aromatase mRNA expression is suppressed by COX-2 inhibitors[ 38].
