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The diversity of the flora is ideal for reconstructing the climatic and environmental conditions of the Paleogene.

Therefore, Glyptosternoid fishes are ideal for reconstructing the geological history of the southeastern Tibet drainage patterns and mitochondrial genetic adaptions to high elevations.

The inability of the Lagrange method to produce an unambiguous result suggests that such biogeographic methods, which require introducing sources of uncertainty (e.g., constructing a relative dispersal probability matrix, for which there is no clear standard), may not be ideal for reconstructing dispersal history across long stretches of geological time.

Geochemical tracers incorporated into the skeleton of reef-building corals are ideal proxies for reconstructing environmental parameters of ambient seawater such as temperature and salinity at subseasonal resolution.

With the emergence of SAR sensors (SIR-A and B, ERS), various techniques for terrain reconstitution (radargrammetry, radarclinometry, interferometry) have been implemented and have shown that SAR could be the ideal tool for reconstructing the Earth's landscape.

A vascularized double-barreled fibular graft is an ideal option for reconstructing a massive defect in weight-bearing bone: it provides not only sufficient mechanical strength but also good union for early rehabilitation.

It is an ideal phylogenetic model for reconstructing Earth's evolutionary history.

Mosses are descendants of early divergent embryophyte lines and therefore occupy an ideal phylogenetic position for reconstructing the evolutionary history of terrestrial plants and understanding the changes that accompanied the emergence of land plants.

This review article discusses the development of ideal cellular scaffolds for maintaining the activity of functional cells, for regulating cell behavior, and for reconstructing three-dimensional multicellular masses (3-DMMs).

Ryhold praised the American team for reconstructing Senebkay's bones.

In cardiac studies with PET/CT, it would be ideal to match cine CT to PET images at each phase [17] or to use respiratory-averaged CT information as the attenuation map for reconstructing single-frame PET data sets [18].