Sentence examples for useful tool for characterizing from inspiring English sources
The questionnaire was a useful tool for characterizing itch, and the results might help us to better understand pruritus in psoriasis.
Thus, a matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) degradable poly ethylene glycol) (PEG) hydrogel system is proposed in this communication as a useful tool for characterizing VIC function in 3D.
Ash, water repellency and macropore flow are key characteristics of burned forest soils in general, and the proposed model may therefore be a useful tool for characterizing fire impact and recovery in other systems.
The findings demonstrate that confocal μ-Raman spectroscopy is very useful tool for characterizing the microstructure of SiOx and the understanding of local microstructures of SiOx is very important for understanding electrochemical reactions.
A notion of inconsistency between instantiations and variables is introduced, and is shown to be a useful tool for characterizing such well-known concepts as backtrack, backjump, and domain annihilation.
Several comparisons with experimental measurements, carried out under various operating conditions, confirm that the proposed model is a useful tool for characterizing low-temperature and high-temperature ignition delay times.
Although experience is limited, DCE-US, DCE-CT, and DCE-MRI are likely to become useful tools for characterizing GEP-NETs [ 75, 76] and to evaluate their biologic aggressiveness [ 77], therapeutic response [ 22, 74] (Fig. 4), and prognosis [ 78, 79].
The results suggested that electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and SEM could be useful tools for characterizing the scaling process on metallic surface.
Biolog MicroPlatesTM (e.g. EcoPlateTM, MT2 MicroPlateTM, GN MicroPlateTM) are useful tools for characterizing microbial communities, providing community-level physiological profiles to terrestrial and aquatic ecologists.
Batch experiments, SEM and CLSM and small-scale column experiments are useful tools for characterizing fouling in chromatographic resin.
Structural mass spectrometry provides useful tools for characterizing protein organization.
