Sentence examples for logistically useful from inspiring English sources
The ability to analyze gene expression from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue would be logistically useful because of access to banked samples which are usually paraffin-embedded specimens.
Logistically, Syria has been useful for Iran in order to support Hamas, the Palestinians' Islamist movement that rules Gaza.
With quick transport up to the foothills, useful cable car routes and efficient overnight huts, the Tatra is logistically well-prepared for the multi-day hiker.
RAM strikes a balance between methodologically appropriate and logistically feasible measures (MacIntyre 1999), which means that it could also prove very useful for crime scientists when addressing crime in developing countries.
In the validation phase, large and logistically challenging clinical trials may take decades to accumulate sufficient events for a useful analysis.
In addition, this procedure can be adapted to amplification of any HIV-1 genome region and be useful also in resource-limited settings where HIV drug resistance surveillance requires simple, cost-effective and logistically feasible methods for sample collection and shipment to remote reference laboratories.
It is useful in areas with no pre-existing overview of the population, but often preferable anyway because it is logistically efficient, reducing travel costs and time for the interviewer when access methodology requires that participants are visited.
This method did not prove to be very useful because we received tens of thousands of photos which, given current technology and our own programming abilities, were logistically hard to organize and effectively use as verification.
Although these data support our findings with elemental mercury, it would be most useful to have data on personal exposure to all forms of mercury from early pregnancy into childhood, which is logistically difficult.
