Sentence examples for which proved useful from inspiring English sources
The collaboration between epidemiologists and veterinarians of the Department of Prevention and staff from Saint Anna Hospital allowed us to share epidemiologic and medical information, which proved useful in diagnosing the outbreak and treating patients.
He also brought along his old Boy Scout manual, which proved useful in an unexpected way.
The mob soon had its hooks in Franzone's business, which proved useful after Greenwald's murder: "Franzone glanced around as he threw dirt and saw the seated Greenwald.
My friends have lived in churches, schools and an old care home, complete with an industrial-sized kitchen and stairlifts – which proved useful after a night out".
Higher doses of melphalan (>200 mg/m2), which proved useful for patients with primary refractive or relapsing disease nearly 20 years ago74, are also being investigated.
His program of research in radio and microwave spectroscopy culminated with the 1944 discovery of ESR in paramagnetic salts, which proved useful in identifying their molecular structure.
Thus, a setup which could be used in many labs and which proves useful for many different scientific questions would be beneficial to basically investigate and understand biofilm formation and bacterial interaction in biofilm structures.
There is even a gratifying cameo by a peach, which proves useful in an erotic emergency, and merits an Academy Award for Best Supporting Fruit.
The high polarizability of sulfur stabilizes a negative charge on the carbon adjacent to divalent sulfur, as in RSCH2− usually as α-lithium sulfides, RSCH2Li), which proves useful in organic synthesis through nucleophilic reaction with alkylating agents and carbonyl compounds.
Spectral analysis also allows the creation of dominant wavelength maps, which prove useful in analyzing meter-scale topographic expressions of landslide mechanics, past landslide activity, and landslide-modifying geomorphic processes.
We also give different characterizations of the Julia sets J and (J^) which prove useful for later applications.
