Sentence examples for useful as a method from inspiring English sources

Microdialysis is useful as a method to evaluate the disposition of drugs in the skin to design improved transdermal delivery systems (TDDSs).

The study shows that ultrasound measurements are correlated with bone mass and architecture at the distal radius and, thus, ultrasound may prove useful as a method for noninvasive assessment of osteoporosis and fracture risk.

John Murdoch argues that there are perhaps two motives that can be gleamed for the texts: (1) indivisibles may have been useful as a method of accounting for the motion of angels; or (2) indivisibles may have been useful when addressing the inequality of infinites (Murdoch 1982, 576 577).

The technique is useful as a method of dimensionality reduction as an alternative to e.g. principal components or factor analysis, especially when the relationship between predictor and response variables is initially unconstrained but may be 0 (for instance abiotic factors, such as the solution concentration of aluminum, that were measured but have no known mechanism of interaction with life).

Because differential display does not require physical isolation of the virus and only a small amount of infected sample is needed, the technique may be useful as a method to isolate nucleic acid sequences from emerging pathogens so that PCR primers for their detection may be developed rapidly.

On mobile, it's also a separate app from Facebook, making it useful as a method of communication.

The tracer method was found to be quite useful as a diagnosis method for such a device in normal functioning.

This method has proven to be very useful as a general method for exfoliation of available materials with a lamellar structure.

"I insist on...that it is an instrument, and agree in the sense that it is an instrument that is useful especially as a method, as W4 was saying, to ask structured questions and try to find the answers.... .......... (M2)(GS2).

Archimedes emphasizes that, though useful as a heuristic method, this procedure does not constitute a rigorous proof.

Potential dependent adsorption/desorption could be useful as a diagnostic method for protein solutions.