Sentence examples for be useful for high from inspiring English sources

Thus, the proposed offloading decision algorithm can be useful for high resource demand applications.

These CCE structures may be useful for high temperature fuel cell systems.

The novel network design of these nano-tracted semi-IPNs may be useful for high performance, dual molecule-release functions.

Introduction to the Study of Dinosaurs (Martin 2006), by Anthony J. Martin, is a textbook that will be useful for high school and college students.

The general principles of the design of this undulator construction can also be useful for high efficiency FEL amplifiers of intense laser modes.

This study provides a simple route to fabricate highly oriented TNPs with parallel and uniform nanochannels, which may be useful for high performance applications such as sensors, filters, dye sensitized solar cells, and photocatalysis.

Accordingly, a newly designed cell-based assay using differentiated skeletal muscle cells would be useful for high-throughput screening of 11β-HSD1 inhibitors as well as for understanding the molecular mechanisms of glucocorticoid action.

However, accurate ARF requires a substantial simulation of all parameter values, which are not always easily implemented in the simulations, e.g., the commonly used energy resolution model might not be useful for high-energy photons and the complex structure of the backscattering components makes the simulation challenging [36, 37].

Purification of inclusion bodies and in vitro refolding has been used in a number of cases, but refolding conditions are highly protein specific and so unlikely to be useful for high-throughput protein expression.

It was further suggested that CRISPR typing may also be useful for high-resolution typing among P. gingivalis isolates from the same patient using slight differences in the number and content of the spacers, as with a previous report on Sulfolobus islandicus (Held et al. 2010).

TVWeek: "In 15 years, broadcast television will only be useful for high-profile live events like the Super Bowl, awards shows and programs like 'American Idol,' Ben Silverman, co-chairman of NBC Entertainment, said during a keynote interview at the TelevisionWeek Upfront Summit in New York.