Sentence examples for help the selection of from inspiring English sources
This study aims to help the selection of heat transfer enhancing component.
The results presented should help the selection of electrostatic potential models in CoMFA and CoMSIA studies.
These results demonstrate that SPR may help the selection of target residues for mutagenesis experiments and, thus, focus rational drug design, protein engineering, and functional annotation to the relevant regions of a protein.
This work reports the comparative LCA of three scenarios for greywater reuse: photocatalysis, photovoltaic solar-driven photocatalysis and membrane biological reactor, in order to help the selection of the most environmentally friendly technology.
Despite the described limits, BSCF is still a very interesting material to investigate, since the information obtained about the factors governing its high conductivity may help the selection of more stable cathode materials [9, 10, 14, 15, 16].
To help the selection of parallelism techniques and schemes for hardware implementation, the parallelism efficiency of BCJR-SISO decoder level parallelism (i.e., including subblock and component-decoder parallelisms) has to be considered (14).
Similarly, it would allow the selection of markers distributed all over both genomes of A. hypogaea, helping the selection of plants showing largest percentages of the recurrent parental genome.
Another possible contribution of F-FDG PET/CT in diagnosis of IgG4-RD is its value in helping the selection of a minimal and adequate biopsy site [ 21, 34].
Some studies have also demonstrated a dose response relationship between the drug and Ktrans value, which has helped the selection of a biologically active dose for translation into the later phase clinical trials.
The results of numerical calculations provide the temperature distribution state inside the hydrostatic bearing, which would help the selection and the design of hydrostatic bearings in engineering practice.
Feature order in one map can help aid the selection of additional markers for mapping in another population of interest.
