Sentence examples for an example to identify from inspiring English sources

A cyclic experiment on a dog-bone sample made of aluminum alloy is used as an example to identify the parameters of an elastoplastic model with exponential hardening and anisotropic yielding.

Given an example, to identify a face from a probe video with frames in a video database with video sequences, the thorough search needs to perform the still image matching by times, where is the average frames per sequence.

We rely on an example to identify the dynamic forces at play.

Without loss of generality, we take Exp1 in Figure 3b as an example to identify a subset of metabolites to discriminate ST36 and Pre1.

By facilitating interdisciplinary collaborations, the Virtual Liver Network studies liver regeneration and inflammatory processes as well as liver metabolic functions at multiple scales, and thus provides a suitable example to identify challenges and point out potential future application of multi-scale systems biology.

These instruments aim at getting a general picture of the mental health status of an individual or a population, for example to identify risk groups or monitor changes over time.

A pathway approach has been able, for example, to identify a coordinated decrease in the expression of functional signals in human diabetes [ 16].

A key point to emphasize here is that while classifying students' performance levels based on current behavior might be useful in a practical context (for example to identify students in need of extra support), it is not our primary reason for using machine learning in the current study.

This principle has been applied, for example, to identify an interaction between BRCA2 mutations and a polymorphism of RAD51 (Levy-Lahad et al, 2001; Wang et al, 2001).

(For example, to identify a persistent problem with a user's phone connection versus identifying someone who straight up dislikes the company in question, no matter what).

Both in the wild and in captivity, amphibians are often marked for a variety of reasons, for example, to identify individuals, to avoid resampling, or to conduct mark-release-recapture surveys.