Sentence examples for adapted profiling from inspiring English sources

Security services like MI5 have now adapted profiling to focus on networks and processes, not characteristics that supposedly render an individual vulnerable.

Each participant wore a Global Positioning System (GPS) device for four consecutive days and completed an adapted Profile of Mood States questionnaire at the end of each day.

These sensors are monitored by an Intel 286-based microprocessor adapted by Profile.

The assay system is highly reproducible, sensitive (can be performed with as little as 2 µg of whole-cell extract), rapid (analysis can be completed in a single day), and can be easily adapted to profile a variety of different PTM conjugation activities.

To date, microarray technology has been adapted to profile genome-wide gene expression changes in plants in response to infections of a number of positive sense RNA viruses [ 7- 10, 12- 16].

Human foetuses have been proposed to make 'predictive adaptive responses' during pregnancy, to adapt metabolic profile in anticipation of conditions expected in adulthood.

In a multicore scenario, Shannon et al. [20] adapted the ABACUS profiling system to work on heterogeneous platforms composed of multiple cores and accelerators, while Nam Ho et al. [21] proposed an infrastructure for performance monitoring of LEON3 in multicore configuration.

This technique was also adapted for transcription profiling using the SH1000 sigS-lacZ strain.

This method can be easily adapted for multiplexed profiling using different color QDs.

Here, we adapted the ribosome profiling technique (Ingolia et al., 2009) to describe the translational dynamics of the P. falciparum asexual blood stage transcriptome.

Ms. Zillieu-Davis came in with the idea of adapting newspaper profiles of ordinary people for the stage.