Sentence examples for would be usefully from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the surface modification of PU films by microwave-induced plasma could enhance the behaviors of endothelial cells and the method would be usefully applied to cardiovascular tissue engineering.

Finally, the survey only provided oncologists' views, and would be usefully supplemented by views of nursing staff and patients.

I' m wondering if this would be usefully used in an intensive care situation and can' t find any stuff on it" (February 10 , 2006.

In conclusion, our study provides evidence that GGT may independently associate with CVD and that its potential prognostic value for CVD in people with type 2 diabetes would be usefully investigated.

The reported findings would be usefully complemented by validation studies of other proxy measures (e.g. file review or health worker interview) against direct observation or the same proxy measure against an alternative form of direct measurement (e.g. video- or audio-taping).

I suspect about 75p of every pound spent on green initiatives, roundtables, conferences, rankings systems, publications and reports in Britain would be more usefully spent grappling with the emerging giants' challenges from a political and corporate perspective.

However, in the present investigation data about the different surgical approaches (namely radical versus modified radical mastectomy) were not considered suitable for such an analysis, which would be more usefully performed for trials comparing mastectomy with breast-conserving surgery.

In settings with limited access to viral load measurements, the virological response would be more usefully determined at this point rather than later, so that appropriate interventions can be implemented.

It's in these swaths, they explain, that "the ability to be usefully creative would be severely compromised".

If the heat of combustion of the methane could be usefully employed, this would bring a twofold benefit of avoiding both CH4 release and CO2 emission from the production and use of the fuel thereby displaced.

A body would have been usefully, concretely absurd.