Sentence examples for condition useful for from inspiring English sources
dark field The specimen is suspended in a liquid on a special slide and can be observed in a living condition; useful for determining motility of microorganisms or some special morphological characteristic such as spiral or coiled shapes.
The specimen is suspended in a liquid on a special slide and can be observed in a living condition; useful for determining motility of microorganisms or some special morphological characteristic such as spiral or coiled shapes.
The final SP-Sepharose-XL chromatography was performed by loading the material eluted from Q-Sepharose and adjusting pH to 5.0, and then eluting with 0.1 M sodium bicarbonate, 0.5 M NaCl, pH 8.5, a condition useful for the next step of antibody biotinylation.
This condition is useful for identifying the area of earthquakes that triggered turbidity currents resulting in the turbidites in the MST.
These iPSC-based disease models, although limited to in vitro condition, are useful for studying the aging mechanism in different adult stem cell compartments.
Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) and mechanistic models of gas-liquid flow and mass transfer at turbulent conditions are useful for studying local inhomogeneities and operation conditions of gas-liquid stirred tanks.
Frequently updated maps of snow conditions are useful for many applications, e.g., for avalanche and flood forecasting services, hydropower energy situation analysis, as well as for the general public.
Thus, this model, which detect bone ingrowth and allow modification of the interface conditions, are useful for analysis of existing stems as well as design optimisation of coating extent and location on such stems.
We find that a monitoring approach based on indicators to assess supportive processes, behavioural change and human environmental conditions is useful for monitoring the long- and short-term impacts associated with integrated coastal management programs.
The measurement of gas exchange under fully rehydrated conditions was useful for resolving maximum rates of photosynthesis.
The meaningful findings (increasing trends and age patterns), the multiplicity of data sources, the use of validated registries and the substantial coverage of the population provide some evidence that health administrative databases and the selection of 16 prevalent conditions are useful for measuring and monitoring multimorbidity in Ontario population.
