Sentence examples for practicable tool from inspiring English sources

We chose HaMStR as the currently most practicable tool to automatically assign orthology among nucleotide and EST sequence data.

Muscle VRCs are a practicable tool for monitoring muscle membrane changes and may lead to earlier diagnosis of CIM in the future, and can facilitate further studies investigating the pathophysiology and prevention of this disease.

Vizeacoumar et al. [ 160] described a novel screening approach combining synthetic genetic arrays and high-content screening in order to explore yeast spindle morphogenesis and reported this novel approach to be a powerful and practicable tool for identifying cellular functions in any pathway.

The results of this study do not support the hypothesis that there is a clinically relevant difference in the hearing performance of patients with COPD which can be measured with practicable tools for use in general medical practice.

Furthermore, strategies for improving communication skills among doctors should be developed, such as practicable tools and medical education programs.

In a clinical setting, non-invasive techniques assessing vascular function need to meet certain criteria in order to be established as practicable tools.

One of the major issues identified in this extensive review (which was chaired by one of the authors of this commentary, SJB) was that we lacked practicable tools to identify patients during their hospital stay who were at risk of poor quality rehabilitation and recovery.

Results obtained confirm the effectiveness of the proposed procedure as a practicable support tool for layout designers.

Furthermore, this system might be a practicable genetic tool in other organisms as well because of the broad host-spectrum of the IS 6100 element.

A clinically practicable screening tool (DIRECT-DETECT) was used to identify at-risk participants from existing cohort studies, who were then recruited into this new prospective cohort study (Study 1).

However, substantial inter observer variability in mRS scoring has been reported in a recent study, and the Rankin Focused Assessment (RFA) is suggested to be used in clinical trials as a short and practicable structured assessment tool [ 43].