Sentence examples for approach in characterizing from inspiring English sources

The March 14 editorial "Help for Student Borrowers" unfairly uses a one-size-fits-all approach in characterizing the private student lending industry.

This study is designed to evaluate and enhance watershed modeling approach in characterizing climate change impacts on water supply and ecosystem stressors.

A V-blender is used as a case study in order to illustrate the applicability of the proposed approach in characterizing mixing, whereas a continuous mixer is modeled in order to investigate the effect of different control strategies.

Our study demonstrated that large scale coexpression analysis is an efficient approach in characterizing the nutrient response genes based on biological functions and could provide new insights in understanding plant response to nutrient deficiency.

This study demonstrated the DGE approach in characterizing the transcriptome of Brassica diploids and allotetraploids.

In the present study, we investigated the anole lizard OR genes to evaluate the usefulness of the NGS approach in characterizing OR genes in nonmodel vertebrate species.

Despite continuing efforts, the success of the various graphic and arithmetic approaches in characterizing grain-size distributions is debatable, as is their reliability in pinpointing ancient depositional settings.

This may have implications for the potential of the redox zone to degrade trace amounts of organic chemicals and suggests that unamended bioassays may be an important supplement to other approaches in characterizing the redox processes in an anaerobic plume.

Quantitative trait locus (QTL) and genome wide association mapping approaches are key, complementary approaches in characterizing genetic architecture and identifying candidate genes underlying natural phenotypic variation [ 28].

We point out the urgent need for modern phylogenetic approaches in characterizing these organisms, and molecular methods for analyzing the metabolic changes involved in their adaptive strategies.

The second approach consisted in characterizing the effects of infection on the proteome of A. aegypti (Biron et al. 2005).