Sentence examples for be useful to quantify from inspiring English sources
A land use regression analysis would be useful to quantify this risk [18], however such an analysis would need each mother's actual address rather than just their postcode.
Moreover, it will be useful to quantify the results not only using scales but also with quantitative measurements, for example, a force plate.
Continued habitat conservation of irrigation ponds is important to sustain resident fish populations and maintain biodiversity in these agricultural landscapes and expanded use of stable isotope inventory approaches will be useful to quantify fish movement in rice paddy field ecosystems.
This connection should be useful to quantify the gas flux of plants in past, present, and future CO2 regimes based upon the anatomical features of stomata.
To characterize the measurement's noise performance, it will be useful to quantify the imprecision noise floor in units of equivalent thermal phonons where we have assumed a homodyne detection of quantum efficiency ηdet (ref. 23) and introduced the weighted cooperativity.
These results suggest that the K1 increase after dipyridamole reflects a flow-related effect that can be useful to quantify the MRI-derived perfusion curves.
For clinical and developmental use it is useful to quantify sleep in a simple and effective manner.
In many studies of HIV replication, it is useful to quantify the number of HIV proviruses in cells against a background of unintegrated forms of the HIV DNA.
This study demonstrates that ultrasonographic and myotonometric measurements are useful to quantify changes in muscle geometry and mechanical properties for muscles during isometric contraction.
Here we show that geopedological mapping is useful to quantify the above- and belowground C stocks in the different land units of the Lacandon tropical rainforest, southeast Mexico.
As distal spinal cord elements and cauda equina are composed mostly of peripheral nervous system structures, nerve conduction studies and electromyography (EMG), which are useful to quantify axonal loss, could help predict motor and functional outcomes.
