The phrase "able to further identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to provide additional details or clarification about a subject or object.
Example: "The research team is able to further identify the factors contributing to climate change through their extensive data analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of providing further identification" or "able to specify further".
So by moving only its head, an iguana might be able to further identify the predator and evaluate the risk while avoiding other movements that might make the predator take notice.
At his latest immigration hearing, Godwin was told by the member that while the first DNA testing was "only somewhat helpful, they have now moved on to another DNA organization which they are hoping, because it has an expanded database and several sites, that they will be able to further identify [him] through that".
Using cardiotoxicity as an example, we are able to further identify cardiotoxicity-related proteins among drug target expanding PPI networks.
We were able to further identify potential common targets of miR-30 family with a role in survival and proliferation.
The null distribution of the MI was also empirically determined by simulation analysis in order to be able to further identify those significant correlations between TFs and their putative target genes.
emb = embryonic lethality EMS = Ethylmethane Sulphonate Finally, through the incorporation of mapping data generated by our group from ongoing efforts to clone lethal mutations, we have been able to further identify the mutations let-716 and let-768 as alleles of the genes C16A3.3 and fum-1, respectively (our unpublished data and summarized in Table 3).
Thus, we were able to extend the use of our ChIP dataset outside this study to further identify novel p63 target genes using publicly available expression datasets.
Integrating these massive datasets, the authors were able to further subdivide breast cancer and identify a number of novel driver genes.
However, our study was limited by the lack of clinical data (i.e. chemotherapy response or outcome data) linked with the public microarray datasets we used, a fact that prevented us from being able to further test the chemoresistance patterns identified in our analysis.
In the present study we have been able to further characterize this phenotype by identifying a set of proteins altered in their expression in senescent cells.
In this sense, if the enclave is considered as a socially produced space, which may incorporate potential transnational practices combined with local dynamics in mobile and deterritorialised scenarios, we may be able to identify further empirical cases with a revisited concept of 'ethnic enclave economy'.
