Sentence examples for be useful to devise from inspiring English sources
These findings may be useful to devise specific triphosphatase inhibitors to the T. cruzi enzyme.
It is thought that will be useful to devise and develop liquefaction countermeasures for existing detached residential houses and buildings, in addition to the large-scale mitigation technique applied in Kumamoto City and nearby areas.
We believe these results might be useful to devise novel pharmacologic targets and therapies to treat retinal degenerative diseases, such as glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy.
However, robots are still incapable of tasks that require fine manipulation or improvisation, so it is useful to devise ways for robots to collaborate with humans more effectively.
One of the aims of these models is to predict the effects of human activities on climate, and thus the delivery of information that is useful to devise mitigation actions.
It is useful to devise (web-based) resources that bring together these types of tools and that can both support the project-related activities of research communities and at the same time integrate their information with that of distributed repositories.
Also, the melody is useful to devise the bassline.
Third, instead of viewing economics and ethics as competing disciplines, it may be useful to think about drawing on both economics and ethics in devising a comprehensive approach to priority setting.
Mr. Khalidi's book will certainly be useful to all those outside the region who are engaged in the difficult yet crucial task of devising ways to help foster change in the Middle East.
Moreover, it's useful to remember that the founders devised the system to be difficult, dividing power between states and the federal government, then further dividing the federal government into three branches, then further dividing the legislative branch into two houses.
Furthermore, the importance of iPSC in drug discovery applications is useful to identify novel therapeutic molecules and devise patient-specific therapies.
