Sentence examples for generate useful resources from inspiring English sources

These findings indicate that SNP discovery efforts in either species will generate useful resources for both macaque species.

Our study generated useful resources for the banana research community for understanding Foc-banana interactions.

These findings generated useful resources for the soybean research community and provided more insights into the understanding of soybean- F. oxysporum interactions.

The most generally useful resources were generated from ICD-10 and resources generated from MeSH were not as general as other resources.

We used the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) database and other existing vegetation data, classified Landsat TM imagery, measurements of tree architecture and Forest Vegetation Simulator (FVS) to visualize a forest landscape in the Washburn District of the Chequamegon National Forest (CNF) in northern Wisconsin to generate useful information for resource management at multiple scales.

In the second stage of the annotation phase, we identified and annotated semantic relationships between specific rhetorical components of scientific abstracts, bearing in mind that the resulting information was intended to be used as a resource to generate useful feedback to SciPo users.

The tool was purposively selected since it is the most commonly used tool in low resource settings to generate useful information.

Furthermore, this study has generated useful genomic resources identifying a number of uncharacterized ESTs/genes that may play a significant role in Notch-regulated developmental process.

This study provides, for the first time, a global gene expression profile in mib mutants generating useful genomic resources and providing an opportunity to identify the function of novel genes involved in Notch signaling and Notch-regulated developmental processes.

Ongoing efforts towards sequencing the hexaploid wheat genome has already generated useful sequence resources, including whole genome shotgun sequences and individual chromosome sequences of a wheat reference cultivar, Chinese Spring [ 5, 6].

44 Without an overview of the organisms and susceptibility patterns, it is very difficult to generate useful guidelines and reduce death from sepsis in resource-limited settings.