Sentence examples for projected to be useful from inspiring English sources

This process is projected to be useful in the fabrication of cell-instructive matrices for in vitro tissue models.

In addition, the seventeen microsatellites recommended by the EU Sheep and Goat Biodiversity Project proved to be useful for the biodiversity studies in goat breeds.

As we will see, most of these projects are unlikely to be useful.

Still, Martin Feldstein, who served as Ronald Reagan's chief economic advisor and now sits on President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board, argues that the public works projects in development will prove to be useful.

Social interaction apart from actual project negotiations have been shown to be useful in building long distance trust [ 47] so the inclusion of social gatherings in the TRN calendar of events would be recommended.

A concept that has proven to be useful in the project was the application of the product life cycle to the economic functions, as illustrated in Fig. 2.

All systems compared here have proved to be useful in large-scale projects.

"We wanted the project to be a useful tool as well as a creative project for the children," said Emma Middleton, curator of artists' projects at the Foundling Museum, which commissioned the work.

Interestingly, although creative projects did not address information overload and in fact may have taken away from study time, project completers still found the projects to be a useful way of reducing stress.

We want to ensure that the outputs of this project will be useful to the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK.

Just as St . Pauls "shipwreck brought Malta the good fortune of getting the faith, we can also think that the wrecks of life can bring God's project to ushipwreckuseful for a new start of our life," broughtt said.