Sentence examples for useful developmental from inspiring English sources
Mobile manufacturers didn't produce mobile phones because they knew they'd be a useful developmental tool.
We also sought to test whether such responses might be collected under passive conditions similar to those in electrophysiology research using mismatch negativity designs, which have proven useful in developmental and cross linguistic studies in which explicit discrimination and labelling may introduce confounds.
Mycena albopilosa is capable of producing abundant basidiomata on PDA within a short period of time, which may be proven useful for developmental studies of basidiomata.
In the future, human induced pluripotent cells may prove useful for developmental neurotoxicity testing, Shafer says.
It was hypothesized that pharmaceuticals developed to target the Ras/MAPK pathway could be useful in developmental disorders.
How much of the heritability needs to be accounted for before DNA can be useful for developmental research depends on the research question.
The corresponding genes are potential differentiation markers that can be useful in developmental studies and can easily be checked by in situ hybridization on embryos.
The simultaneous and high-resolution quantitative detection of multiple mRNA molecules in whole embryos constitutes an important tool that is particularly useful in developmental and cell biology.
Hence, although extremely useful for developmental studies, for the understanding of adult articular cartilage in humans, the mouse model is limited.
Numerous leadership theories offer expansive explanations of how leadership affects followers' performance (Northouse, 2007), and studies suggest that leadership education is a useful career developmental tool (Barling et al., 1996; Dvir et al., 2002; Mullen and Kelloway, 2009).
This therefore provides a useful single developmental window to screen for structural abnormalities, as recognised by the IMPC recommendations for analysis of embryonic lethal gene knockouts (Adams et al., 2013).
