Sentence examples for for use in generating from inspiring English sources

The method shows promise for use in generating ATV trails, as well as other types of recreational trails, for consideration in recreational planning and analysis.

In ophthalmology, hyaluronic acid (HA) is an important extracellular matrix (ECM) component and is appropriate for use in generating a microenvironment for cell cultivation.

The hydroelectric station is associated with a pumped storage installation that uses surplus electricity during the night hours to pump water into an upper reservoir, for use in generating electricity during daylight hours of peak demand.

The technology harnesses the sun's energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen; the hydrogen could be used as fuel for vehicles or be stored for use in generating electricity.

This system is composed of a combination of an S-band (2.856 GHz) RF-gun, a tungsten target to produce photons by bremsstrahlung, a beryllium target, which is suitable for use in generating neutrons because of the low threshold energy of photonuclear reactions, and a moderator to thermalize the fast neutrons.

'(g) The term 'sour gas' shall mean any natural gas containing more than one and one-half (1 1/2) grains of hydrogen sulphide per one hundred (100) cubic feet or more than thirty (30) grains of total sulphur per one hundred (100) cubic feet, or gas which in its natural state is found by the Commission to be unfit for use in generating light or fuel for domestic purposes.

Thus, for future use in generating a mallard linkage map and performing QTL studies in domestic and wild mallard it is essential that the SNPs are widely distributed over the genome.

Developing a better understanding of the structure and function of SH7PCs will provide a foundation for their use in generating new bioactive compounds through synthetic biology and semisynthetic production.

In conclusion, it is safe to say that chitosan has great potential in applications for soft tissue engineering, whether it is used for wound closure or for its potential use in generating specific tissue grafts.

A domain-specific ontology was designed and used to mark up a SAR; relevant information was then extracted from the marked-up document for use in automatically generating validation test cases that satisfy the proposed test coverage criteria; namely, single parameter coverage, use case coverage, abnormal condition coverage, and scenario coverage.

Sequences of exploratory concept sketches were analyzed for evidence of design heuristic use in generating concepts.