Sentence examples for useful region from inspiring English sources

This mode creates a similar magnetic field as mobile mode, but larger intensity, field gradient and volume of useful region.

The overlapped region of the useful region of each vertex polynomial is the Kharitonov region, which represents all the feasible specifications-oriented robust PID controller gain sets.

The highly variable ycf1 locus has been suggested as a useful region for species-level phylogenies (Parks et al., 2012).

The caudate putamen region has been shown to produce higher levels of DA release and faster uptake (4 μm/s) than the NAc core (2.5 μm/s), which makes it a useful region for optimizing recording conditions.

Additional non-specific sequences (i.e., mass tags) were added to the hME amplification primers to increase their mass and thereby shift them out of the useful region of the MALDI-TOF mass spectrum.

The present water beam improves the situation by a factor of 10, but the ability to accumulate all or most of the ions from a given area for analysis starts to lift the ion yield into a useful region.

The alternative is unacceptable: we will lose our ability to operate in some of the most useful regions of orbital space, particularly those closest to the earth (60 to 1,000 miles up).

It is of importance to designers to be able to predict the minimum amount of forces that are required to diminish the wrinkles in useful regions of the final product, through applying appropriate boundary conditions enforced at the blank holders.

Using a similar approach, but restricting the search to coding plastid regions only, Chase et al. [14] selected a number of potentially useful regions (see www.kew.org/barcoding) that subsequently were tested by a number of research groups worldwide on a limited taxon set.

The efficiency is the proportion of useful regions filtered by the seeding algorithm.

Broad-range PCR and gene sequencing is a good tool for the correct identification of fungi, and 28S rRNA and ITS are well known as useful regions for identification of fungi [ 24].