Sentence examples for useful in linking from inspiring English sources

It was very useful in linking theory to 'real' experience…' (Student 3).

Temperature controlled X-ray diffraction is useful in linking the sensitivity of molecular and crystal-cell properties, determining the heat capacity and phase transitions such as the movement of water molecules within the crystal structure.

It was very useful in linking theory to 'real' experience…' (Student 3) 'It went into depth of the different word classes.' (Student 22) 'i like the fact that each week we work on KAL.' (Student 52) 'The tutorials and the refreshing grammar.' (Student 56) 'It helped me learn the word classes and the activities for this were helpful.' (Student 63).

Other relevant numbers are useful in linking that violence to cocaine in particular.

However, superimposing the corresponding SR μ-XRF elemental maps and BE images was found to be very useful in linking bone morphology with X-ray intensities.

This review article is written to delve into the assumption that biomarkers are useful in linking harmful air particles levels to increased respiratory health effects.

This combined pharmacokinetic pharmacodynamic data set can be useful in better linking exterior drinking water exposure concentrations, interior speciated arsenical tissue concentration, and subsequent adverse biological effects.

Such information is therefore useful in studies linking mastication to nutrient bioaccessibility; these parameters are expected to vary depending on the individual as well as the food and its physical properties (22– 22).

Instead, as Mr Idei and Sony's president, Kunitake Ando, are telling anybody who will listen, the idea is to make a whole range of devices more useful by linking them in a networked home-entertainment system.The notion that the television and the personal computer will increasingly resemble each other, and talk to a wide range of other devices, is not new.

In so doing, the network can reveal sequences that may have sequence characteristics useful for linking divergent clusters in multiple alignments.

Genetic methods are starting to prove useful for linking demographic processes in animal species to human activity, with recent studies attributing decreasing effective population size and increasing population fragmentation to anthropogenic deforestation, the expansion of agriculture, road construction and the presence of human settlements [ 8- 10].