Sentence examples for allows for characterizing from inspiring English sources
However, a tool that allows for characterizing those fluctuations is still needed.
That allows for characterizing the resulting system (controller + target system) in terms of the so-called SASO properties (Tilbury et al. 2004): Stability, Accuracy, Settling time, and Overshoot.
Analysis of the kinetics of association and dissociation in solution or within membranes allows for characterizing the landscape in more detail.
The mechanical properties of amyloid fibrils have been probed by a force spectroscopy based on optical tweezer or AFM, which allows for characterizing the mechanical behavior of protein materials in response to a force [29].
The proposed method allows for characterizing the steady state viscous stress as a function of strain and strain rate, the time-independent irreversible behaviour and the instantaneous modulus increasing with the strain.
The RNA-Seq technique is based on sequencing the poly-A RNA fraction and allows for characterizing isoforms from known genes or discovering novel, predicted coding genes [ 16].
These two loading paths allowed for characterizing the thermomechanical and residual behaviours of the TRC composite.
As a second step we selected suitable tests to allow for characterizing the individual with respect to the categories.
Growth curve models (or multilevel analyses) seem to be suitable as they allow for characterizing both group-level and individual-level effects, accounting for inter-individual differences in regression intercepts and slopes.
The methods we present allow for characterizing the effects of multiple stressors on genome-wide transcription and the response of biological pathways and gene-families, for isolating the genotype-dependent response to single-stressors, for defining interaction effects of mixtures at the transcription-level, and for assessing if the nature of mixture interactions varies across genetic background.
Results from studies that allow for characterizing migraine history according to age of onset, frequency, and triggers of migraine episodes will likely yield new information that can be used to develop strategies for the prevention and control of migraine and placental abruption in reproductive-aged women.
