Sentence examples for be useful for calculation from inspiring English sources

A height measurement obtained at more than 12 months of treatment will still be useful for calculation of the Response Scores, due to the growth response curve being non-linear.

Analog chemical kinetic approaches may potentially also be useful for calculations in synthetic biology applications (Benenson, 2012), where they are likely to prove much simpler to implement than alternative schemes based on much more complex digital circuitry.

The equation above is useful for calculation of the RMS features of all channels.

Linear frequency domain prediction codes are useful for calculation of low-frequency sound transmission in duct and pipe systems.

Detailed mathematical equations which are useful for calculation of the conversion-time relationship for particles with non-uniform solid reactant distribution are presented.

These relations are useful for calculations in engineering practice, including the design of magnetic filters, provision of suggestions on construction, and optimization and control of filter operation.

The computer program could be used as a tool in education and will also be useful for the calculation of the true fault displacement in geological and engineering works.

An important fact is that although the range-separated hybrid NGA and range-separated hybrid meta-NGA density functionals can be useful for the calculation of the conceptual DFT descriptors, it is not the same for the range-separated hybrid GGA (M11) density functional.

The following proposition will be useful for the calculation of the expectation in Equation 17: Proposition 4. h ~ j is chi-square distributed with 2m n degrees of freedom, where n and m are the number of transmit and receive antennas, respectively.

The successful modelling of compression curves will be useful for settlement calculations and for further research on the development of a constitutive model for Singapore marine clay.

One approach using geometrical mapping proposed by Raychaudhury and Nandy [20] have been found to be useful for several calculations based on the 2D graphical representation [14], and extended recently to an abstract 20D modelling for protein sequences [21], where individual sequences are indexed by numerical descriptors.