Sentence examples for useful method for analyzing from inspiring English sources
The Radon transform is a useful method for analyzing lineaments in a 2-D map.
EIS measures the internal resistance and is a useful method for analyzing charge-transport processes [19].
Solid-state NMR is an excellent and useful method for analyzing solid-state forms of drugs.
The results suggested that the reflection-image-based estimation system developed in this study was a useful method for analyzing the light conditions under artificial lighting.
As has been discussed in the preceding sections, we found that a combined analysis of observed and model ensemble data is a useful method for analyzing the development of plumes and the distribution of radioactive materials, but neither approach alone is adequate.
MLST is a useful method for analyzing the core genes of pathogens that are of public health importance.
These data indicate that experimental modeling and FEM analysis are useful methods for analyzing the relationship between stent structure and stent/wall stress distributions and may help guide the design of new stents.
These observations suggest that, in order to be practically useful, any method for analyzing vulnerabilities of complex networks should be scalable, to enable analysis of networks of real-world complexity, and rigorous, so that for instance it is guaranteed to find all vulnerabilities of a given class.
Evidence suggests that ICA is becoming a useful signal processing method for analyzing electrophysiological data, and may become an important tool in alcoholism research as well.
This code uses RMM (system response matrix method) for analyzing the system stability in the frequency domain, a useful method to reveal detailed information about the operational thermodynamic parameters before and after onset of instability in the nuclear reactor.
The Kuhnian perspective is a useful method for this investigation, because while Kuhn examines the "paradigm" concept for analyzing the history of science, he indirectly puts forward the necessities of being a scientific discipline (Barca 2005).
