Sentence examples for Pinpoint the effects from inspiring English sources
It would, therefore, be advantageous to pinpoint the effects of oxygen derived radicals in cancer development.
It is hard to pinpoint the effects of the online test preparation -- or to know what other factors could explain changes in scores from year to year.
The 1500lb satellite is designed to pinpoint the effects of climate change on Arctic, Greenland and Antarctic ice volumes, using sophisticated radar technology.
We employ a counterflow system to pinpoint the effects of the combustion product stoichiometry on the structure of turbulent premixed flames under conditions of both stable burning and local extinction.
Application of this technique on a case study demonstrates with the assistance of TS-PTA, TSST clearly pinpoint the effects of plant shutdown or production changes on heat distribution and utility generation systems of a Total Site.
Conservation and intensification scenarios did pinpoint the effects of efforts to restore natural systems and of further degrading land by adverse land uses, respectively.
Such tools could help companies pinpoint the effect of specific issues on customer perceptions, helping them respond with appropriate marketing and public relations strategies.
Mr. Howell said it was hard to pinpoint the effect of Anniston's environmental problems on economic development efforts, but said it was clearly one factor that has stymied the city.
Compared to the existing literature, this design has the advantage that we can pinpoint the effect of migrating, while keeping the effect of origin country and culture constant.
To pinpoint the effect of xylose on the fermentation state, the genes expression in the central carbon metabolism was investigated in greater detail, using the transcriptional state when cultivated in glucose alone medium as a control (Fig. 5).
This is crucial if we want to pinpoint the effect of specific topological features (e.g. a certain disconnectivity pattern in brain regions, or a structural hole among scientific or professional collaborators), and to leverage it beyond classification purposes.
