Sentence examples for a comprehensive identification from inspiring English sources

This catalogue raisonné provides a comprehensive identification of participants, who ranged from the famous (Susan Sontag, Bob Dylan) to the unknown.

The time has come to establish a comprehensive identification system for all citizens and noncitizens living in or traveling to the United States.

In this paper, we introduce a category of Multi-Fuzzy-Neural Networks (Multi-FNNs) models, analyze the underlying architectures and propose a comprehensive identification framework.

In this paper, we introduce a general category of multi-fuzzy-neural networks (FNNs), analyze their underlying architecture and propose a comprehensive identification framework.

This paper describes a comprehensive identification algorithm that uses linear-algebra-based subspace methods to identify a parameter varying state variable model that can describe the input-to-output dynamics of a battery under various operating conditions.

To this extent, the specific scope of this paper is to present a comprehensive identification procedure for evaluating load models under different loading conditions and further to propose two generic modelling approaches that can be used to derive robust load models that are suitable for dynamic simulations over a wide range.

Secondly, while the increased detection of genes disrupted using multi-dimensional analysis is useful for achieving a more comprehensive identification of deregulated pathways and gene networks, it also presents a challenge in prioritizing which genes are likely key nodes or hubs in the affected pathways and networks.

In our study, Illumina sequencing enabled a more comprehensive identification of T. pisana CNS transcripts, providing 220,602 unigenes.

A sufficiently large and diverse set of profiles, obtained from various conditions, results in a relatively comprehensive identification of co-expressed transcript groups.

The HBV-infected hepatocyte-specific enrichment that was achieved by sequential immunoprecipitations was expected to facilitate a sufficiently comprehensive identification of HBc binding sites, including the relatively weakly bound sites.

As CREB/CREM are involved in many physiological and metabolic processes, we used the KEGG pathway function of DAVID annotation (http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/) to make a more comprehensive identification of potential CREB/CREM target genes in physiological functions (see Additional file 9, Table S5).