Sentence examples for of possible usefulness from inspiring English sources

Gallbladder carcinoma is a neoplasm having a poor prognosis in which the role of the positron emission tomography with 18F-fluordeoxyglucose as a diagnostic tool, although of possible usefulness, has not been well-defined.

The object of the current study is evaluation of the possible usefulness of a new radiographic index, in which the relationship between two angles is assessed.

On this account, we are going to discuss the question of a possible usefulness of Theorem 3.1 for asymptotic description of such a system.

Still, our data add to the picture of the possible usefulness of PTH for fracture repair in general.

As has already been called upon by different organisms, and more specifically by the FDA, it seems necessary to conduct experimental studies similar to those used in pharmacological treatments, in order to obtain sufficient scientific evidence of the possible usefulness of these tools.

Although the results of the individual QC steps can already give a lot of information on the possible usefulness of a record, it becomes even more useful when several QC steps are combined (Table 2).

The objective of this study was to evaluate possible usefulness of pectins for direct compression of tablets.

There are several methodological concerns worth bringing up in order to separate a moderate correlation of average ccFT and cardiac output presented in the study of Ma et al. and possible usefulness of the change in ccFT in fluid resuscitation of patients in shock.

HSPB1 protein expression levels of GBM cases with short and long survival were validated individually by western blot analysis, which showed more intense immunostaining of protein in GBM cases with short survival, confirming the possible usefulness of HSPB1 as predictive factor of worse prognosis (Fig.  3c).

To evaluate the possible usefulness of repeated measurements of blood pressure (BP) in pharmacies to improve detection of arterial hypertension.

Because a large body of knowledge exists on issues of motivation and pay and performance management, we point to the possible usefulness of this knowledge in the design and underpinning of feedback and reward mechanisms.