Sentence examples for identifying a useful from inspiring English sources

One strength of this study is identifying a useful level of aggregation of youth work injuries.

Several algorithms have trouble identifying a useful SNP in the #1 rank, possibly explained by stratification between the patient populations.

These results have important clinical impacts on identifying a useful biomarker for HDAC inhibitors toward advanced CR PCa treatment and also on predicting clinical treatment outcome.

As a result, using ROC analysis it was not possible to identify a useful cut-point that provided adequate sensitivity and specificity to enable the assay to be used to discriminate those at highest risk of death.

Stepwise regression (probability of F, entry ≤ 0.05, removal ≥ 0.10) adds and removes indices to the regression model to identify a useful subset for predicting NSMJC (logarithmically transformed).

Since the display of cross-species transferability of microsatellite markers is high in eucalypts, attempts have been made to identify a useful number of primer sets of high utility in a wide range of species.

The top-down symmetric deconstruction approach provides a novel alternative means to successfully identify a useful polypeptide "building block" for subsequent "bottom-up" de novo design of target protein architecture.

To cover evidence streams (or subsequences of evidence streams) consisting entirely of experiments or observations on which hj is fully outcome-compatible with hypothesis hi we will first need to identify a useful way to measure the degree to which hypotheses are empirically distinct from one another on such evidence.

Thus, genes associated with PC3 represent differences between samples with and without metastasis and we finally identified a useful PC.

Therefore, it would be important to identify a useful compound with stimulatory actions on epithelial Cl− secretion even under cAMP-stimulated conditions.

Briens' study "is a logical and efficient approach to identify a useful by-product of tobacco plants, creating a value-added pesticidal fraction," says Joel Coats, a professor of entomology and toxicology at Iowa State University in Ames.