Sentence examples for valuable tool to evaluate from inspiring English sources

It proposes a novel, practical and valuable tool to evaluate the train service plan.

Hence, simulation of product life distributions for virtual qualification can be a valuable tool to evaluate and qualify design options.

The developed biosensors can provide a valuable tool to evaluate the potential for mycotoxin contamination in conditions where detection of mycotoxins directly is challenging.

Non-destructive investigation of monuments can be an extremely valuable tool to evaluate potential structural defects and assist in developing any restoration plans.

In addition, a valuable tool to evaluate the relevance of information about possible futures could be the Futures Map [24], which is defined as "the comprehensive description of the outcomes of futures research process".

Understanding the plant-physiological processes and assessing the plant-internal water potential provides a valuable tool to evaluate soil water availability within the rhizosphere and to describe an adaptation potential of investigated species.

Single-sided NMR devices, like NMR MOUSE (MObile Universal Surface Explorer), are designed to allow NMR surface measurements to be conducted on arbitrarily large samples, and are therefore valuable tools to evaluate non-invasively moisture content "inside" a planar object.

HRE-Luciferase reporter constructs have been shown to be valuable tools to evaluate tumor hypoxia and the efficacy of hypoxia directed therapies in vivo (Fig.  5) [ 61, 62].

Therefore, it is a valuable and suitable tool to evaluate the efficacy of new vaccination strategies and antiviral therapies for the prevention or treatment of human OPV infections.

The advantages of the "short term" zebrafish embryo model could nicely complement established "longer term" tumour models, e.g. mouse models, and may be a valuable and efficient tool to evaluate novel therapeutic strategies for cancer.

This study illustrates how such an approach based on human cell culture models is a valuable predictive screening tool to evaluate the toxicity of many potentially harmful emerging substances, alone or in mixtures, in the framework of future regulatory reinforcements.