Sentence examples for useful to express from inspiring English sources
The Wotherspoon Score (Wotherspoon et al, 1993) we used is very useful to express the degree of confidence in the MALT lymphoma diagnosis on small gastric biopsies, it was initially proposed as a simple method to define the histological responses following antibiotic treatment, however, it is sometimes difficult to apply in the evaluation of the response to therapy.
It is useful to express genotypic probabilities using Turelli and Orr's [ 33] three genomic proportions: p11 = proportion of loci with both alleles derived from parental species 1, p22 = proportion of loci with both alleles derived from parental species 2, and p12 = proportion with one allele from each species.
Therefore, the truncated ITF promoter used in this study might be useful to express exogenous proteins and study the biological role of hair follicle bulge cells.
In order to further investigate the molecular events regulating structural plasticity, it would be useful to express multiple proteins in the same sparse neurons, allowing co-expression of functional proteins or co-labeling of subcellular compartments with other fluorescent proteins.
The study will be useful to express and characterize an enzymatic protein in its native form using the NDV as a vector.
Furthermore, in many cases it is not useful to express the problem purely in terms of particles and forces.
The next theorem will be useful for allowing us to express the multiplicative integral term above in a special way.
Pichia pastoris is a very useful organism to express proteins that are inactive in other hosts such as Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Concepts from combinatorics, such as crossing and non-crossing partitions are useful tools to express the moments of Gaussian and Vandermonde matrices, respectively.
Combining this methodology with a knock in, a new, stable and useful strain to express recombinant enzymes or proteins has been generated.
Nevertheless, as shown in Table 2, odds ratios for the 90th versus the 10th percentile may be estimated as a useful quantity to express the strength of the association with disease.
