The phrase "as pinpointing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of identifying something with precision, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The research focuses on as pinpointing the exact causes of the issue, which is crucial for effective solutions."
Alternatives: "such as identifying" or "like determining".
One strategy for investigating the photon absorption and transport in LSCs as well as pinpointing the sources of losses in these devices is to look at the luminescence escaping the LSC as a function of angle.
For example, its "CIO Cockpit & Managerial View is designed, as one would expect, for CIOs and other C-level execs and gives them a top-down business view and bottom-line visualization of cloud assets, costs and key performance indicators — as well as pinpointing particular areas of concern.
Specifically, it can be difficult to perform locus fine-mapping in intra-ethnic studies, as pinpointing the causal variant in the presence of strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) across a locus tends to be difficult, as compared with studying populations with limited LD in the same locus.
When I tried to zoom in for details on how to find the two closest stores (as "pinpointed" on a poorly detailed aerial map of Long Island), the tool instead gave me a different list of stores.
Lefties worry about police violence (such as during the miners' strike in the 1980s), incompetence and cover-ups (at the 1989 Hillsborough disaster) and racism (as pinpointed by the 1999 MacPherson report into the murder of Stephen Lawrence).
As pinpointed by Moody et al., statistical uncertainty in the Renkin-Crone relation account for 50 70% of the coefficient of variation at rest and 40 50% at stress [11], so that we can only evaluate if the different parameters produce similar or discrepant results.
Once the GRB faded, deep imaging was able to identify a faint, distant host galaxy at the location of the GRB as pinpointed by the optical afterglow.
As pinpointed by Allen et al. [ 15], such patterns are almost unexplored in mycorrhizal fungi (but see [ 16]).
This is in line with the phylogenetic species concept based on the evolutionary relatedness among organisms that applies to all organisms, including Bacteria and Archaea, as pinpointed by Staley (2004).
"As far as them pinpointing it down to arson, they have their own theories, but they're not telling us anything," she said.
Places of transmission of specific F. tularensis genotypes were highly localized and restricted to areas as low as 2 km, pinpointing likely point sources of infection.
