Sentence examples for useful methodologies for from inspiring English sources
In particular, antagonizing MEK/ERK or activating Egr-1 may be useful methodologies for reversing cartilage degradation observed in both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
Finally, we suggest that combining scenario analysis, network analysis, and sustainability assessment is a useful methodology for studying land use changes holistically, exploring complex systems at different scales, and informing locally-relevant strategies and recommendations, ultimately enabling science to be proactive.
The approach described herein provides a useful methodology for the future identification of HLA-presented pathogen-derived epitopes using mass spectrometry.
Lung ultrasound is nowadays acknowledged as a useful methodology for the diagnosis of pneumothorax at bedside [1].
This work provides a useful methodology for synthesizing the CNT fibers.
The present investigation also provides a useful methodology for optimizing the design of planar asymmetric half-cells for the SOFC industry.
They also suggest that newly developed daily diary methods may provide a useful methodology for studying religious and spiritual dimensions of living with arthritis.
It is demonstrated that it provides a useful methodology for the detection and the localization of aeroacoustic sources, not only in presence of a dissipative medium but also in unsteady flow configurations.
A good understanding of these principles helps ground control engineers to master the art of rock support in burst-probe grounds so as to develop useful methodology for design.
The study provided not only with an estimation biomass and NPP of major planted forests in China but also with a useful methodology for estimating forest carbon storage at regional and global levels.
Our results demonstrate that a short microstimulation pulse train delivered to the SC results in BOLD signal changes in the SC and in cortical and subcortical areas that are known to be connected with the SC, suggesting that combined microstimulation and fMRI may indeed be a useful methodology for the investigation of neural connectivity in living animals.
