Sentence examples for tools for examination from inspiring English sources
Diamond-anvil and large-anvil pressure cells installed at dedicated synchrotron beamlines are efficient tools for examination of crystal structure, equation of state, compressibility and phase transitions.
The system described herein contains a nearly complete set of genetic tools for examination of parasite biology and host interaction, and it represents a major advance in the study of parasitic nematodes.
Therefore, the frequency polygon can be a useful tool for examination and presentation of data.
Quantitative sensory testing (QST) provides a reliable and accurate tool for examination of somatosensory function [20, 21].
The model is a useful tool for examination of the effect of reinforcement percentage and will be used for optimisation of the hybrid beam.
It therefore represents a valuable tool for examination of human fertilization and the design of new strategies in diagnosis of male factor infertility and in contraception.
It is shown that the S-matrix formalism provides an excellent tool for examination of transmission line probes and thus the tool for a rational design of these probes.
These microarrays provide an excellent tool for examination of gene expression in a specific tissue (eg. muscle) but their general availability is limited [ 3- 9].
These genes could provide a potent research tool for examination of the therapeutic responses to and mechanisms of α-particle RIT for the treatment and management of patients with disseminated peritoneal disease.
The author, Hasan Murshed, has presented an upgraded version of Clinical Fundamentals for Radiation Oncology Residents (2006) and retains the style of a revision tool for examination preparation as well as a useful handbook for day-to-day use in the clinic.
In the past decade, microarray technology has served as an essential tool for examination of genetic profiles of biological samples and enables us to analyze more than ten thousand genes at a time, which can reveal genetic abnormalities in cancers at a genome-wide level.
