Sentence examples for useful tool in analyzing from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that the designed primers will serve as a useful tool in analyzing the expression of IFN-α subtypes in various systems and hence for the evaluation of their function.

The approach proved to be an useful tool in analyzing special behaviors of neural populations, such as the existence of equilibrium solution ([12]), or the emergence of synchronization of neurons ([13 15]).

Justice officials have said gauging the number of people who have been prosecuted as a result of terrorism-related investigations is a useful tool in analyzing the department's performance and informing the public, regardless of whether they turn out to be terrorists.

Spectral analysis has proven to be a useful tool in analyzing song temporal structure from milliseconds to several seconds.

The finite element method has become a useful tool in analyzing the stresses in structures of complex shapes, loading and material behavior.

Due to the use of linear equations, the results shown in this paper have limited practical utility, but they are useful tools in analyzing the behavior of periodic systems with weak non-linearities.

Among various animal model systems designed to study the mechanisms underlying angiogenesis, chick embryo models have been useful tools in analyzing the angiogenic potential of purified factors and intact cells.

Molecular probes such as FP-biotin may serve as useful tools in analyzing multiple proteins in complex protein samples (Adam et al. 2001, 2002; Grigoryan et al. 2008; Kidd et al. 2001; Liu et al. 1999).

The expression of cre-recombinase under the control of mammalian K5 or K14 promoter have provided a useful molecular tool in analyzing genes in the epidermis of mice [26], [22], [27], [28].

It is shown that it is a useful and powerful tool in analyzing large datasets.

The DPSIR framework proved useful as a conceptual tool in analyzing the entire environmental system, while both field and remote sensing approaches complemented each other in quantifying indicator trends, improving the monitoring design and informing conservation plans.