Thus, these encouraging results led us to investigate the usefulness of this method for correcting T cell combined immunodeficiencies as proof of concept.
We have further demonstrated the applicability and usefulness of this method using in vivo measurements of functional human brain imaging.
The usefulness of this method has been demonstrated using ligation mixtures of two cDNA's derived from the salivary glands of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
These results also demonstrate the simplicity and usefulness of this method to monitor ligation mixtures using PCR.
In order to evaluate the usefulness of this method for diagnosis of drowning, we have used this method for detection of plankton genes in non-drowned rabbits submerged after death and in decomposed drowned rabbits.
That is one way to shop, but the usefulness of this method is limited by how much information about the product is on display.
Finally, to verify the usefulness of this method, the simulation results are compared with experimental results.
An empirical formula can rationally examine the practicability and usefulness of this method.
Further exploration of the usefulness of this method across other ecosystems and organism groups is warranted.
The usefulness of this method has been verified experimentally for the flow of power law, Ellis and Sutterby liquids through fixed beds of different nonspherical particles.
The usefulness of this method in studying the formation of topological singularities (self intersections of the interface) is also pointed out.
