Sentence examples for interesting to use a from inspiring English sources

I think it'd be interesting to use a pair of prescription Gunnar glasses, to see how that works for me, too.

Assuming we choose a monolateral system, it would be interesting to use a fixator with a single bar that controls the lateral and anteroposterior bending and the torsional forces (Fig. 3).

Instead, it is far more interesting to use a mobile sampling scheme that would collect samples at few judiciously selected locations, in a way that would enable it to gain enough information about the field to be able to infer, with significant accuracy, the value of the parameter of interest at the unsampled locations.

Moreover, it might be interesting to use a known composite serum for these experiments, which then can be supplemented with additional factors and study their effect on exercise-like adaptation.

It would be interesting to use a data augmentation technique such as Markov Chain Monte Carlo on the data from these studies in order to obtain more robust estimates of the switch frequency [36].

In future studies, it would have been interesting to use a dynamometer to quantify precisely the amount of stiffness.

Since the dependent variable Absenteeism Rate has a high fraction of zeros (almost 80percentt of the workers takes no sick leave in a year), it is interesting to use as a dependent variable the dummy variable Being Absent.

"I find it interesting to use as a lens for what's going on in the borough," said Mr. Rosenfeld, a book publisher.

This paper focuses on centralized acoustic and seismic source localization, which is interesting to use as a part of surveillance systems for power plant protection, airport security, border control, and similar.

It's interesting to use it in a modern way – juxtaposing a menswear shape or a military shape with a fabric that's so soft and feminine.

It would be interesting to use Mean Genes to foster a discussion of how to relate and balance different types of scientific evidence and whether they support overarching hypotheses.