Sentence examples for useful to precisely from inspiring English sources
The equation of state has reliable third virial coefficients making it possible to derive reliable thermodynamic properties near saturation in the gaseous phase even at low temperatures that are useful to precisely design refrigeration and air-conditioning systems.
Designers' expectations during this stage are to rapidly gather all the potential information useful to precisely describe the problem and to collect and synthesize known solutions from experiences prior to engaging the following design stages.
Clinical and biological data are useful to precisely separate the three groups; however, they lack specificity.
Complementary CT and/or MRI are useful to precisely determine the destruction of osseous structures and the extension into the orbit, and possibly the temporal fossa, forehead, and face [24].
As both [12] and [13] performed computational gene predictions, the NCBI contains a significant number of predicted (but not annotated) Vitis proteins which were useful to precisely determine the borders of putative TPase for each TE family analyzed.
We believe that our quantitative strategy is clinically useful to precisely create the femoral AM tunnel at an acceptable point in every patient.
The RealClearPolitics method is highly useful to consumers precisely because of its simplicity and transparency.
CONCLUSIONS: Bayesian statistics may be useful to more precisely describe neonatal intubation competency in residents.
In a perfect world it would be useful to know precisely how much a feature film or documentary affects the public's perception of an issue.
2) A wider range of sizes (e.g. 40, 100, 150, 200nm) would have been useful to more precisely investigate the relationship between particulate size, DC antigen presentation and effectiveness.
This information will be useful to more precisely address the activation-dependent maturation and the specific distribution of effector organelles and proteins in individual T or NK cell populations in future studies.
