Sentence examples for useful to simplify from inspiring English sources

The measured results reveal that zero-shear stress indeed exists below the free surface, and some proposed equations of division line agree well with the profile of the measured zero-shear line, thus it is clarified that Einstein's hypothesis is not only useful to simplify the mathematical treatment, but also it has the physical basis, i.e., zero-shear division line.

This assumption is useful to simplify the application scenarios, but for some applications (e.g., proof of ownership), this property needs to be studied explicitly.

In a response cited by Mr Klinz, the Commission praised the advantages of freeports, as "useful to simplify commercial operations", adding there was "no evidence showing that free zones in the EU are systematically used to commit fraud".

As a first step to investigate the direction of air flow that comes in from the hem line, it could be more useful to simplify the model as much as possible.

Workflow systems can be useful to simplify construction of analysis pipelines that automate tasks, support reproducibility and provide measures for fault-tolerance.

Analysis of the entire nbM will not be possible in many studies, and thus a subdivisional scheme could be useful to simplify and standardise future work on the nbM.

It's a clever way of using the Watch in a useful way to simplify security.

We believe that this easy-to-use tool can reveal to be very useful both to simplify the mapping of nucleotide variations and, especially, to analyze a number of pathological and physiological variations at the nucleotide level when they are only reported at the protein level.

This paper investigates the utility of asking the question "where is the brain active" and provides the reader with a useful analogy to simplify the logic and decisions being made when doing fMRI research.

The findings in this study indicate that assuming two dimensional (2-D) inlet conditions might be a useful way to simplify inlet boundary conditions and grid constructions for prediction of air flow in the occupied zone of livestock rooms with many wall inlets.

On the other hand, apart from this interrelation, isolating demand and supply is a useful way to simplify and modularise the analysis, as the basic factors contributing to the evolution of each side can be isolated in a comprehensive way.