Sentence examples for support the usefulness of from inspiring English sources
These results support the usefulness of using an improved in silico mapping method to identify QTLs for complex traits such as PPI which can be then be used for to help identify loci influencing schizophrenia in humans.
Evidence appears to support the usefulness of quanti-tative assessment of pulmonary dysfunction using extravascular lung water (EVLW) and the pulmonary vascular permeability index (PVPI).
The applications reported also support the usefulness of copper ion-selective carbon paste microelectrodes in SECM potentiometric imaging.
The acquired results support the usefulness of metabolomics as a molecular analysis tool in cell culture engineering.
These results support the usefulness of metabolomics as a high resolution molecular analysis tool in cell culture engineering.
Taken together these results strongly support the usefulness of the chimera BLSOmp31 as a vaccine against Brucella ovis in ovine brucellosis.
Experiments carried out on well-known benchmark data sets made up of face and fingerprint images support the usefulness of the proposed methodology and compare it with standard parallel fusion.
The results support the usefulness of otolith shape analysis for population structure analysis both at larger and smaller spatial scales where genetic studies generally fail to discriminate between local groups of fish.
Although the perspectives of most of these families support the usefulness of intensive in-home services, improvements could be made to increase the consistent quality of service delivery potentially yielding more positive results for families.
While the results of the study support the usefulness of the CFQ in Sweden, carefully designed cross-cultural comparisons are needed to explain why the levels of restrictive feeding in Swedish families are the lowest reported.
The results of our study further strengthen the concept of an LPHN3 risk haplotype for ADHD and support the usefulness of the endophenotype approach in psychiatric and psychological research.
