Sentence examples for be useful to infer from inspiring English sources
Additional analyses using multilocus coalescent approaches would be useful to infer the exact age of such recent events, and, although this is not the scope of this study, we do know that since 30 Ka the Southern Ocean regime has fluctuated dramatically.
Also note that models based on decision trees have been shown to be useful to infer biologically meaningful gene association networks using microarray data (Soinov et al., 2003).
Although diatom analysis might be useful to infer the origins of deposits (Henphill-Haley 1996), it cannot distinguish tsunami deposits from storm deposits.
The watermark-to-noise ratio can be useful to infer whether the RDM channel is able to correctly convey the information bits, because the probability of the error approaches when the power of the watermark signal is approximately equal to that of the additive noise.
For this reason, determining an individual's purchasing style (e.g., whether the individual tends to spend money on life experiences or material items, or whether the individual tends to spend money on others) may be useful to infer life satisfaction and subjective happiness.
It was suggested that the causality information learned by our approach can be useful to infer about the conservability of the genetic markers and to guide the selection of informative 'tags' markers.
Finally, although the phases of care definition used here is useful to infer future health care needs, the phases are often not as discrete as the categories imply, and some of them are cross-cutting, so that there are actually many different possible pathways cancer patients may experience from diagnosis to survival or end of life.
Thus, change in conductivity is useful to infer the subsurface geology and estimate the subsurface material composition (Constable et al. 1987).
For this particular case, one could easily infer about overflow conditions by simply analyzing the impulse response summation or simulating a constant step input; however, it is worth noticing that impulse response summations are useful to infer about intermediate operations.
Such geodetic observations provide data on space time variations in the inter-plate coupling, which are useful to infer frictional properties that govern diverse patterns of earthquake occurrences, including fast and slow ruptures (Scholz 1998; Obara and Kato 2016).
