Sentence examples for true use for from inspiring English sources

Understanding the structural biology of protein kinases in detail, including their commonalities, differences and modes of substrate interaction, is necessary for designing high quality inhibitors that will be of true use for cell biology and disease therapy.

He is, in his own phrase, a modest realist, a gentle, ingenious debater, brilliant at taking over the fragments of good sense in the excesses of his opponents and finding mild, true uses for their slogans, thereby voiding their rhetoric.

If this hypothesis is true, use of single mutations for genetic discrimination may lead to incorrect phylogenetic inferences.

While that may be true, using equipment designed for smoking will make the process go a lot smoother and give you more reliable results.

And sitting in the theatre, I wondered whether Chimerica might also be the politics of literally, ie "something that is not literally true but used for emphasis or to express a strong feeling".

For this purpose, we need a group of true motifs used for evaluation on Dataset-3.

Sequences which were obtained at least twice independently were considered true and used for phylogenetic analyses.

In both cases the true parameters used for simulation of data are well within the 95% credible interval of the posterior densities.

We first estimated the covariate effect by exploring the error on the estimated β values as the estimated value of β minus the true value used for simulation.

From the parameter estimates for the SDE model in Table I and the smoothed histograms in Fig. 1, we conclude that all estimated parameter values are close to their true values used for simulation.

Before January, rumors on Slashdot had Transmeta collaborating with the National Security Agency (not true), devising new uses for Linux (true), and plotting the destruction of the world (not true).