Sentence examples for useful to load from inspiring English sources
Similar to natural biomotors that ferry materials around cells, artificial microscale motors have been shown useful to load, transport, and release a variety of cargos at well-defined positions.
The characteristics of the measured loads are useful to establish load conditions for laboratory tests of bogie's fatigue assessment.
Most continuous integration platforms were built on VMs, making them useful but comparatively slower to load due to the sheer weight of the VM.
The first feature necessary to make this a useful application is the ability to load and view different structures.
An illustrative example demonstrates that this approach is useful to reduce the load of the programming for a search algorithm to determine the shape of a transition trajectory under the constraint of input saturation.
For middle-income settings, where there is limited laboratory support, data are needed to inform guidelines on how best to use scarce resources for laboratory monitoring; for example to decide at what point after starting ART it is most useful to measure viral load to ensure the best outcomes for patients.
This study also demonstrates that the NMR techniques used in this research are useful to probe the loading and diffusion properties of drugs in polymeric micelles.
These formulas, which describe the relationship between top displacement and stiffness, inclination and loads, can be useful to determine the horizontal load bearing capacity of the high-piled wharf with batter piles and can realize the real-time safety monitoring of the high-piled wharf for practical application.
"One area would be, is it useful to lift heavy loads?" Prof Darwin Caldwell, from King's College London, told the BBC.
The findings are useful to better understand the load transfer mechanism in CNT-reinforced MMNC and the tuning and optimization of the reinforcing performance through thermal processing.
Considering a coupled model as a single parallel application, we can note the lacking of a policy useful to balance the computational load on the available resources.
