Sentence examples for useful for the quantification from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, ABC-PCR is useful for the quantification of Dehalococcoides spp. populations and dynamics at bioremediation sites.
In addition, the methodologies are useful for the quantification of carbon footprint in other cities of China and beyond.
The PNA concentration-dependent absorption changes in the test reaction can be useful for the quantification of viral RNA (Joshi et al. 2013).
The good electrocatalytic activity achieved with this material makes it useful for the quantification of AA and UA in biological fluids.
The abovementioned observations can be quantitatively explained on the basis of the scattering cross-section and concentration of the Intralipid particles, indicating that the method is useful for the quantification of the deterioration of Raman measurements due to optical scattering.
Thus, it could be useful for the quantification of GR in lymphocyte subpopulations, in lymphoproliferative disorders and in tumor cells from cancer patients, in order to design more efficient clinical treatment protocols.
While useful, the ss-qPCR protocol used for the quantification of mtDNA damage has the potential of introducing artificial strand breaks into the sample.
MTT is especially useful for assaying the quantification of viable cells, because MTT is cleaved to form a formazan dye (purple color) only by metabolic active cells [44], [45], [46].
Some conceptual examples of application are provided to demonstrate that eeC is indeed a useful tool for the quantification of real -i.e., resource based- environmental costs and for their proper internalization in both engineering and system studies.
This novel approach provides a useful tool for the quantification of biomarkers on tissue specimens, as well as for objective identification of appropriate cutoff thresholds for biomarker positivity.
6 High-frequency ultrasound allows an objective assessment of the cutaneous structure: the thickness of the epidermis and dermis as well as the dermal density, which are useful parameters for the quantification of the cutaneous regeneration process.
