Sentence examples for identification of useful from inspiring English sources
Hence, the aim of this study is to explore the possibility of using text mining to automate the identification of useful articles, which will reduce the time taken for literature search and hence improving work efficiency.
Furthermore, this "chemical interrogation" of the target protein crystals can lead to the identification of useful reagents for improving diffraction resolution or compound solubility.
Moreover, while geotechnical engineering has accumulated data in large quantities, the value of this historical data has not been exploited fully for the identification of useful analogies.
Follow this, we investigated the differences in transcription profiles between treated JIA patients32 and healthy controls as a way of determining whether PBMC RNASeq data might yield insights into transcriptional response that might either lead to identification of useful biomarkers or provide insight into mechanisms of therapeutic response.
Identification of useful biological markers is necessary.
Besides, these endmembers are highly correlated and identification of useful endmembers with some physical interpretation is tricky [16].
The polymorphism panel resource we created is useful for identification of agronomically useful traits in rice.
Global gene expression profiling is a powerful method for biomarker discovery purposes and has proven to be useful in the identification of potentially useful biomarkers in cancer [ 2, 3].
Modern dendrology is often focused on the identification of economically useful woody plants and their taxonomic relationships for industrial forestry endeavours, though the discipline is also useful for the conservation of rare or endangered species.
Thus, our expression resource enabled the identification of prognostically useful ncRNA signatures shared by normal HSCs and AML blasts of distinct cytogenetic and morphologic subgroups.
In this paper we utilize methods of hyperdimensional computing to mediate the identification of therapeutically useful connections for the purpose of literature-based discovery.
