Sentence examples for indicating its usefulness from inspiring English sources
Favorable binding properties for different proteins in a wide range of NaCl concentrations were observed on Bu60-PEI315, itsicating its usefulness as an MMC adsorbent.
Model performance was found acceptable, indicating its usefulness in the simulation of BOD fate in CWs and in the design of these facilities.
The mRNA vaccine elicited B- and T-cell-dependent protection and targeted multiple antigens, including the highly conserved viral nucleoprotein, indicating its usefulness as a cross-protective vaccine.
However when assessing the performance of individual parameters, leukopenia and thrombocytopenia were highly associated with sepsis thus indicating its usefulness in the diagnosis of sepsis.
Notice, however, GTEM gives the best results when the number of labeled controls is very low (10%), indicating its usefulness when training data are few neverthless, its advantage dimishes as more labeled training cases becomes available, producing inaccurate rankings comparing to FABS.
Utilization of the proposed biosensor for quantitative determination of mycotoxins in food samples indicates its usefulness as a tool for verifying the effectiveness of mycotoxin control strategies.
Initial results from in situ deployment of DANE in a senior-level interdisciplinary class on biologically inspired design indicates its usefulness in helping designers conceptualize design of complex systems, thus promising enough to motivate continued work on knowledge-based CAD for biologically inspired design.
Figure 5, which shows the progress of healing for Patient 1, indicates its usefulness.
EIS accurately detected responses in a fraction of the tissue probed, indicating its potential usefulness in detecting radiation damage at early postirradiation time points.
In the other cases, we consider that no reliable conclusions regarding viral state could be drawn from the E2/E6 ratio, indicating its limited usefulness when applied to clinical samples and uncharacterized cell lines.
Our results suggest that TA of the uterine cervix is capable of predicting CIN evolution or relapse, thus indicating its potential usefulness as a prognostic marker in clinical surveillance programs.
