Sentence examples for for use in examining from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, CLIPdb is the most comprehensive database available for use in examining published CLIP-seq studies.

Existing data systems are underused for these purposes and present several challenges for use in examining trends in children's health indicators.

The two researchers met to discuss inter-rater agreement and refined the coding approach and dictionary for use in examining the remaining three transcripts.

Patients with milder symptoms tend to score zero (no problems) or near to zero, and the questionnaire seems, therefore, to be unsuitable for use in examining improvements [ 11].

The Mandarin Chinese version of the KDQOL-36™ is a brief, valid, and reliable instrument for use in examining the quality of life of chronic kidney disease patients in China.

In that study, cowpea RNA was used as a surrogate for DNA to identify SFPs, which established the utility of the soybean genome array as a satisfactory platform for use in examining cowpea transcripts.

However, it appears that our task is an appropriate cognitive assessment for use in studies examining differences in DHA levels in relation to cognitive development later in infancy.

However, the low sensitivity renders the ICD-10 codes inappropriate for use in studies examining prevalence, incidence and absolute risk, due to a high degree of misclassification.

Some possible explanations for this are: (1) the observation period (approximately two weeks) may have been too short to observe significant changes; (2) some domains may not change over time; (3) insufficient sample size; and (4) the CSF-36 may not be sensitive enough for use in work examining chronic disease, as it was developed for the general population [ 22].

These results indicate that the extracted predictor and the clustering results examined from various validations all produce reliable results using CGPredictor; also the CGPredictor package has very good potential for use in mining and examining independent prognostic epigenetic marker panels for other cancers.

A bi-dimensional model of acculturation was adapted for use in this study to examine (a) whether young people's identification with Western culture in this setting is related to tobacco use, and (b) whether their maintenance of more traditional Indian ways of living is related to tobacco use.