Sentence examples for method could serve from inspiring English sources
The established UHPLC-MS method could serve as a quality control tool for X. sorbifolia.
The theoretical model and calculation method could serve as a valuable guidance for future tumor treatment planning.
The formulation and these analytical results of the proposed method could serve as a benchmark for an evaluation of future research.
This suggests that the proposed method could serve as a very cost-effective tool for predicting protein structural class especially for low-similarity datasets.
The present method could serve as a useful tool for the assessment, preliminary design and control of the studied system, extracting energy from sea waves for marine propulsion.
Comparison results suggest that our method could serve as a very useful vehicle for expediting the prediction of bacterial protein subcellular localization.
Such methods could serve in a twofold manner: (1) in providing a foundation for analysis of heat pump economic and energetic saving potentials in different industries, and further (2) in giving directions for experimentalists and equipment manufacturers to adapt and develop heat pump equipment to better fit the process needs.
Once we understood how textile manufacturing methods could serve as an alternative to microfabrication, we became confident in our ability to create and pattern microstructures in textiles".
Other investigators in our review, such as Davis et al., who conducted a study on teaching evidence-based medicine, and Cox et al., who studied teaching concepts related to the underserved, found no difference between technology-assisted education and traditional teaching methods, suggest that technology-assisted education methods could serve as a possible alternative to lecture [24, 25].
The purpose is to develop a simple and application-oriented method, which could serve as an input for control strategies or transmission development.
However, we chose a rapid PCR based method that could serve as a potential screening surveillance tool to identify outbreaks of a particular strain.
