Sentence examples for usefulness as a reference from inspiring English sources
In some respects, the classical genetic map of Arabidopsis, which is limited to genes with mutant phenotypes mapped relative to each other, has outlived its usefulness as a reference for genetic analysis.
RNU48 was selected for normalization purposes due to its reported biological stability and its usefulness as a reference molecule for miRNA expression analyses in PCa and other cancer tissues [ 41- 43].
F. vesca has a small sequenced genome (240 Mb), a small stature and short seed to seed cycle, and the ability to reproduce sexually and vegetatively, all of which have contributed to its usefulness as a reference plant for the genus [ 1].
The system makes it easy for modellers to add explicit biological knowledge to their models, increasing a model's usefulness both as a reference for other researchers and as an input for further computational analysis.
Multiple pathway databases are available that describe the human metabolic network and have proven their usefulness in many applications, ranging from the analysis and interpretation of high-throughput data to their use as a reference repository.
23S was used as a reference.
WT lysates were used as a reference.
While our results demonstrate the usefulness of the consensus B-genome sequence for molecular genetic studies, it is important to relalise that the structure and organization is heavily dependent on the quality of the A-genome used as a reference.
Of note, when the same in silico analysis was performed using zebrafish Shh sequences as the baseline genome instead of Latimeria, less significant conservation hits were detected in the intronic regions (not shown), strengthening the usefulness of Latimeria as a reference genome.
One needn't endorse his methodology to recognize its usefulness as a frame of reference that helps us understand how influence is brought to bear in America.
We demonstrate the ICARUS framework's usefulness as a frame of reference for understanding existing enhancements, combining them, and designing new ones.
