Sentence examples for which may be of value from inspiring English sources
in vitro cytocompatibility demonstrated that the blended SF GCH scaffold supported cell viability and proliferation, which may be of value for tissue engineering applications.
Such potential exists in research that studies relatively small, isolated populations to see if there are any rare genes present which may be of value for pharmaceutical development (Dickenson 2004; Salopek 1997).
In our patient group total adipose area measurements (VAA + SAA) obtained from a single slice (L4-L5 + 6 cm) correlated very well with total adipose volume (Spearman's correlation r = 0.978, p < 0.001), which may be of value in the practical application of our findings.
This result revealed a potential correlation between miRNA tissue specificity and disease, which may be of value in predicting specific disease-related miRNAs by combining the miRNA tissue specificity values.
Apart from analgesia, bed rest and physical therapy, all of which may be of value, there are no effective interventions.
However, we feel that the study illustrates important requirements for policy implementation in developing countries in overextended resource-scarce settings, as described above, which may be of value.
They may therefore be practically useful, indicating sources of pollution or mineral deposits which may be of economic value.
Interestingly, the total power required for stirring fell by about 4%, which may be of practical value for energy savings.
The results suggest certain simple rules which may be of clinical value in designing exercise regimes and in understanding the risk factors for this type of injury.
Though the findings are correlational, walnuts are uniquely high in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which may be of particular value in Type 2 diabetes prevention.
The structure of Bacillus stearothermophilus P1 lipase provides a template for other thermostable lipases, and offers insight into mechanisms used to enhance thermal stability which may be of commercial value in engineering lipases for industrial uses.
