Sentence examples for more convenient tools from inspiring English sources

Moreover, more convenient tools for the analysis of gene expression together with clinical outcome data, such as Oncotype Dx [ 12], Mammaprint [ 13], and PAM50 [ 14], have been developed and used in prognostic assessments and prediction of therapeutic efficacy for high risk of recurrence in early breast cancer patients.

A more convenient tool for an interactive visualization and exploration is, for example, Cytoscape [ 22] which also supports the EndoNet export format XGMML.

Google is hoping to differentiate its storage service by equipping it with more convenient and powerful tools.

Thus, this force-based model provides a more convenient and useful tool to improve the activated sludge settling design and operation optimization.

What began as a story about tech-industry geekerati coming up with a more convenient way to tool around in luxury cars has turned into one about political insiders haggling over the particulars of chauffeurs' licenses and insurance policies.

The proposed evaluation system provides a more convenient and reliable tool for determining drought cold resistance in the laboratory and for large scale screening in the field.

In order to enable more convenient applications of the tools in the design process and instigate the interests of additional parties of relevance, we have added entertainment function to the design tools.

However this flexibility comes at the cost of possible KEGG-attributed delay of the data transfer, the resultant tool is substantially more convenient for the user than the tools embed into existing pathway analysis environment, for example, Cytoskape (http://www.cytoscape.org/).org/

The highest praise that I can offer to "Code Unknown" is to promote it as the antidote to "Scream" — to that whole sniggering franchise, which was dedicated to the decivilizing nostrum that fear is a sick joke and death no more than the convenient tool of a genre.

In comparison to the classical UDP-[H]-galactose labeling approach, blotting with O-GlcNAc antibodies is a much more sensitive and convenient tool.

A study of 8 11-year-old children in South Africa concluded that although the waist circumference index (waist (cm)/height (m)) was a useful approximation of body fat as measured by DXA scanning, BMI was a more accurate and convenient tool in prepubertal children [ 26].