Sentence examples for for which excellent from inspiring English sources
The initial development of metamaterials was driven largely by the negative index materials for which excellent reviews are available [58, 59].
This may be the domain common to the majority of models or a domain for which excellent analysis tools are available.
Al1−xCrxN coatings prepared by different deposition techniques were investigated in the past, for which excellent oxidation and wear resistance (in comparison to Ti1−xAlxN-coatings) was found.
The method is validated by solving the problem of a single simply supported FGM plate, for which excellent agreement with the exact solution is obtained.
As distant metastasis could also result in treatment failure, a curative effect might not be achieved in radiosensitive tumors for which excellent local control is obtained [ 33].
Human population genetics studies allow major population branches and subpopulation groups to be defined [ 21], for which excellent resources are now available, such the Human Genome Diversity Panel (HGDP) [ 22] and HapMap Collection [ 23].
Most travellers are on package holidays, for which Cuba offers excellent value (albeit with the risk of the odd power or water failure, traditionally blamed on the US embargo).
Tetrathiomolybdate (TM) is a unique anticopper drug developed for the treatment of the neurologic presentation of Wilson's disease, for which it is excellent.
Because the risk of invasive pneumococcal disease increases in this group, for which there is excellent evidence that the vaccine is effective, from a health policy perspective this is indeed the group that should be targeted for pneumococcal immunization.
To address this question, we first studied another class of neuroendocrine cells, the Tv neurons, for which there are excellent cell markers (e.g. anti-RFamide antibodies) and in which neuronal remodeling during metamorphosis has been well characterized (Brown et al., 2006).
It is expected that improved sampling at basal nodes would improve the resolution of the resulting phylogeny, since current EST resources for these taxa are considerably less than EST resources available for crop species in the Poaceae and eurosids, for which coverage is excellent.
