Sentence examples for useful to draw from inspiring English sources

The computer analysis of relations between molecular structures and their biological activity using fragment-based methods is very useful to draw conclusions for the understanding of drug action and for the development of more efficient non-toxic drug candidates.

The intersection of the GPS-tracked grazing itineraries and their buffers, that is, the pasture utilization zones, with the digital land cover data of the GIS proved particularly useful to draw conclusions about the sustainability of the herds' use patterns of land cover types and grazing resources and allowed inferences on the animals' nutritional situation (Schlecht et al. 2006, 2009).

STEVE COLL: it's useful to draw distinctions between the people of Pakistan and the conduct of the government of Pakistan, just as its useful to draw distinctions between the people of the United States and the conduct of our government.

From the point of view of those working in food security, it can be useful to draw on the innovations and infrastructure that the private sector can offer.

It is useful to draw on an example that Palestinian psychiatrist Eyad Sarraj shared with me when I was studying psychology.

By ruling and making his own decisions he will make it seem less and less useful to draw simple comparisons to other leaders.

SSR markers have also been used to draw useful information on the relationships between various members of the 'Saccharum complex' (Cordeiro et al., 2003; Cai et al., 2005) as well as relationships between clonal cultivars of hybrid canes (Pan et al., 2003 a ).

The results obtained allowed us to draw two useful conclusions.

It is more than likely that Gordon Brown might find it a useful way to draw a line under his predecessor's most controversial policy.

Comparing spending on physician services in very different health care systems is not a useful way to draw conclusions about bending the health care cost curve in our nation.

John A. Robertson, a professor of law and bioethics at the University of Texas, said: "The distinction between doing it for so-called family balancing or gender variety would be a useful line to draw at this stage of the debate, just as maybe a practice guideline, and let's just see how it works out".