Sentence examples for a guide for identification from inspiring English sources

The data extraction form (Additional file 2) structured in line with the motivation framework of Franco and her colleagues was used as a data registry and as a guide for identification of the determinants of motivation [ 10].

In addition, considering both the high reproducibility and quantitative nature of NMR as well as the sensitivity of NMR chemical shifts to altered sample conditions, experimental protocols and comprehensive peak annotations are provided here as a guide for identification and quantitation of the new pool of blood metabolites for routine applications.

Print out an image of each species as a guide for identification.

Our data can serve as a guide for the identification of specific methylated regions of interest and design of gene-specific methylation assays.

Aedeagus morphology is a diagnostic trait that along with chromosomal inversions provides a guide for species identification in the genus Drosophila and particularly in the D. repleta species group [ 6, 19, 20, 32].

This approach provides a foundation for testable hypotheses regarding the geographic range of human monkeypox, and provides a useful guide for identification of potential reservoir hosts associated with transmission to humans.

Use of frameworks such as the Clinical Practice Recommendations Framework for Improvement can serve as a useful guide for identification of barriers and facilitators to uptake, allowing for specific tailoring of the KT plan to tackle these [ 14].

Being a useful guide for identification and filling of knowledge gaps, the reconstructed metabolic network iOA584 will accelerate the research on halophilic bacteria towards application of systems biology approaches and design of metabolic engineering strategies.

Being a useful guide for identification and filling of knowledge gaps, these metabolic networks have been used toward simulation of the cellular behavior under different genetic and physiological conditions, contextualization of high-throughput data, directing hypothesis driven discovery, interrogation of multi-species relationships and topological analysis (See [ 17] for an extensive review).

Homology among members of a large gene family can be used as an additional guide for identification of mispredicted intron-exon boundaries (see e.g. [ 38]).

The considerable overlap between our prediction results, RNAi screening datasets and other literature evidence indicates that our list of prioritized Drosophila gene-function associations can serve as a guide for future experimental investigations, including identification of false-negatives in RNAi screens.