Sentence examples for be valuable to estimate from inspiring English sources

It would be valuable to estimate LD decay in bread wheat at the whole genome level and with a larger genetic representation of wheat genotypes.

It would be valuable to estimate maize LD decay at the whole genome level and with a larger, globally representative sample of maize genotypes.

The LTT information could be valuable to estimate the time for a drug or an enzyme to reach its site of action.

Accordingly, it is difficult to draw any conclusions from these results, and serial measurement of these biomarkers would be valuable to estimate the adverse outcomes in the patients with sepsis.

Similar results were also reported by [ 3], which suggested that residual variance has a different genetic basis in each sex, such that using sex-specific variance ratios could be valuable to estimate breeding values.

So it's valuable to estimate the fraction of integral membrane proteins in the T. rubrum genome.

The main limitation is that the used register does not provide data covering clinical characteristics or treatment which could have been valuable to estimate their impact on mortality.

Antioxidant activity of plant extract is associated with the presence of phenolic compound [ 39]; it is valuable to estimate the role of these sequentially extracted fractions in scavenging free radicals and determining the total antioxidant capacity.

Further development of aerosol speciation capability (e.g., Liu et al. 2007) and satellite-based estimates of additional species, such as NO2 (Lamsal et al. 2008), would be valuable to more specifically estimate pollutant concentrations.

We believe these estimates would be valuable to organisations when planning a database migration from a physical server to the cloud, or between cloud platforms.

We agree that the pre-operative analysis of blood should be more informative for cancer detection, whereas the post-operative analysis might be more valuable to estimate tumor progression.