He writes that "Doolittle offered a way of resolving this conflict, by proposing that clade-level selection is responsible for the existence of a system hospitable to TEs due to their long-term usefulness.
Previous efforts on comparative genomic analyses underscore the usefulness of CGH in resolving genetic lineages and identifying strain- or lineage-specific genes in L. monocytogenes [ 10, 19- 22].
This method has resulted in broad linear ranges over, generally, four orders of magnitude and demonstrates the usefulness of time-resolved luminescence measurement especially in the field of protein detection.
Previous analyses based on ITS (e.g., Tebbitt et al.2006) suggested its usefulness in resolving interspecific relationships while chloroplast sequences were more suitable for reconstructing the backbone structure of the Asian Begonia phylogeny (Thomas et al.2011a).2011a
Our research thus not only generates a strong Ursidae phylogenetic framework for future validation using additional evidence but, most significantly, provides a model system against which to examine the usefulness of mt genomes for resolving difficult phylogenies with rapid species radiation.
Such an implementation demonstrates the potential of using ontology for resolving terminology inconsistencies and their usefulness for supporting communication between medical emergency personnel in mass gatherings.
Conversely, a variety of other studies have demonstrated the usefulness of MRI as a spatially resolved technique for biomass moisture measurements [ 34– 34].
Psychoanalysts such as Bruno Bettelheim, who regarded the cruelty of older fairy tales as indicative of psychological conflicts, strongly criticized this expurgation, because it weakened their usefulness to both children and adults as ways of symbolically resolving issues.
This illustrates the potential usefulness of MALDI-MSI in identifying and spatially resolving novel cleavage sites with pathological relevance.
We also asked general physicians to rate usefulness of support measures (like "journal articles" or "workshops") to resolve open questions concerning prediction rules.
