Sentence examples for useful to check the from inspiring English sources
The cytometric analyses of isolated parasites can be useful to check the percentage of metacyclic forms after selection using lectin or mAb.
"The simulation helps to understand how the energy of an onboard blast reverberates around the cabin," Dr. Settles said, "and it is also useful to check the results of computer blast simulations".
Therefore, it is useful to check the sensitivity of the identified damage with respect to these factors.
The unit tests generated by BETA are particularly useful to check the conformance between the original abstract model and the actual implementation of the system.
Residue curve maps (RCM) are readily implemented on most chemical engineering commercial simulation software because they are very useful to check the distillation columns feasibility.
The experts consider it useful to check the position of the tracheotomy tube (chest X-ray, ease of tracheal suction, absence of dyspnea) and, if necessary, to use fiberoptic bronchoscopy to look for injury or stenosis, without specifying the frequency or timing.
The following result is very useful to check that the process is norm-to-weak continuous.
Therefore, the validation of models with independent data sets is useful to check whether the proposed models serve as surrogates for PE concentrations and to know the extent of the exposure estimation error, which should be accounted for in epidemiologic studies and risk assessments (Liu et al. 2007).
It might be useful to check that the clinician's assessment of image quality coincided with the lesion detectability.
Similarly, it could be useful to check whether the data has been compressed already, as additional compression is in this case not likely to further decrease the data size but could even be counterproductive due to the extra control information.
miRBase (the microRNA database) (Griffiths-Jones et al., 2006) and PLncDB (plant long non-coding RNA database) (Jin et al., 2013) are useful to check whether the sRNA is originated from a miRNA precursor or a lncRNA.
