Sentence examples for useful for analyses of from inspiring English sources
Here, we review methods including those generally applicable, as well as some that are selectively useful for analyses of PCP in eye (including eye discs), wing (including wing discs), pupal and adult abdomen, and the cuticle of larvae and embryos.
We expect the approach to be extensible to a wide range of field models with delay, and in particular to be highly useful for analyses of experimental data in the domain of computational neuroscience.
T-cell receptor variable beta chain (TCRBV) repertoire spectratyping involves the estimation of CDR3 length distributions for monitoring T-cell receptor diversity and has proven useful for analyses of immune reconstitution and T-cell clonal expansions in graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) and graft-versus-leukemia after allogeneic stem cell transplantation.
Next, we investigated the structural organization of GFP-I-BAR-induced filopodia by platinum replica EM, which is particularly useful for analyses of the cytoskeleton in detergent-extracted samples [23], [24].
BLAST identification is especially useful for analyses of large numbers of sequences.
This simple method without requiring specific surgery will be useful for analyses of subtle symptoms such as serum cartilage marker in the present study.
Cavitation test seems to be a useful tool for analyses of deformation, crack initiation and their propagation in hard coatings.
To our knowledge Bn57 is the first CMV strain isolated from P. vulgaris to be fully sequenced and cloned, providing a useful tool for analyses of CMV-host interactions.
Our findings support the conclusion that the intracellular anti-apoptotic factor, Myeloid cell leukemia-1 (Mcl-1) is required for normal mast cell and basophil development/survival in vivo in mice, and also show that Cpa3-Cre; Mcl-1fl/fl mice represent a useful model for analyses of roles of mast cells and basophils in health and disease.
Thus, PEEK GF30 (with or without added surface silica) would likely be a useful standard for analyses of coal or large particulate organic material extracted from rocks (including, for example, extracted Acritarchs).
The resampling methods were sensitive to differences in timing of under two weeks, in some cases, suggesting that these are useful methods for analyses of seasonality in wild populations of bats.
