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"I hope it will also be a sign of our British determination to be useful in the reconstruction of the country," Johnson wrote.
Allografts have been shown useful in the reconstruction of bone defects after tumor resection.
Therefore, accurate knowledge of the osseous anatomy is very useful in the reconstruction of complex fractures [2].
It is known to have a very high success rate and useful in the reconstruction of mandible.
These findings may be useful in the reconstruction of environmental and physiological conditions during spore formation and for modeling the inhalation and dispersal of spores.
Most mtDNA alterations are neutral polymorphisms, and this type of DNA sequence variation has been categorized into "haplogroups", which have been proved useful in the reconstruction of historic population movements and practical applications such as forensics (Parson and Bandelt, 2007).
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These data would suggest that the interpolation technique can be applied in many forms as a useful tool in the reconstruction of Quaternary landform features.
Therefore, the same high rates that are most useful in the phylogenetic reconstruction of closely related species could be a potential problem for accurate substitution rate estimation from the tree of mammalian orders due to saturation.
These studies suggest that transcriptome data can be very useful and practical in the reconstruction of phylogenies in flowering plants.
The direct link to an underlying database is specifically useful in the light of network reconstruction and curation in combination with model quality assurance, which is a time consuming work requiring knowledge and effort of experts [ 24, 25].
These findings suggest that this polymer sheet may be useful for the reconstruction of the IVC and hepatic vein during living-donor liver transplantation in humans.
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