Sentence examples for useful in resolving from inspiring English sources

Cytogenetic analysis using in situ hybridization techniques have proven very useful in resolving genome constitution in polyploids and is an important tool in chromosome karyotyping [ 25].

Suitable loci for the discrimination of species clusters must be present in all strains of the species under study, and should be sufficiently conserved that a fragment of each locus can readily be amplified from each species using a single set of primers, but sufficiently diverse that they are useful in resolving species clusters.

Yet it is not very useful in resolving ethical dilemmas.

For example, Ms. Berger said, arbitration is often quite useful in resolving disputes involving contracts between co-op and condominium boards and outside contractors.

And while both arbitration and mediation can be useful in resolving disputes involving co-ops, condominiums and their shareholders, unit owners, boards, vendors and outside contractors, the differences between the two forms of "alternative dispute resolution" typically makes one option more appropriate or useful than the other.

The Cut and Paste method (CAP) developed by Zhao and Helmberger (1994) and Zhu and Helmberger (1996) fits Pnl and surface wave separately and are particularly useful in resolving focal depth for two reasons.

"Sanctions out of the blue for punishment purposes, as much as I think they deserve it, probably don't serve any useful purpose in resolving the issue," said Thomas R. Pickering, a former under secretary of state who has held informal negotiations with the Iranians.

Yet the ones learned from heterozygous data can still be useful references in resolving ambiguous cases, as we will discuss in more detail when describing our approach to combining the predictions learned from the different types of data.

Thus, all data from nuclear and mt genes were combined as a single unit in order to blend information from two independent heritage lines, to examine whether this approach provides useful information in resolving phylogenetic ambiguities within the genus Aspergillus.

A further investigation about the social structure and gender equation of the society and its influence in health seeking behavior alongside a thorough statistical analysis of injury data may provide useful information in resolving these anomalies.

The new SNPs will be a resource for SNP-based integration of the physical and genetic maps, and the methodology can also serve as a useful model in resolving other complex plant genomes.