Sentence examples for as to identify a from inspiring English sources

Such an approach requires that "causes be ranked hierarchically" so as to identify a single, central cause.

In this research, we aimed to investigate the advanced drug over the available existing drugs by designing inhibitors as well as to identify a new enzyme-inhibitor complex that may act as a template for drug design.

An experiment designed was defined for the mechanical tests, in order to quantify the effects of both the resin and the marble percentage on the material properties, as well as to identify a possible correlation between these factors.

Let us consider a regular network composed by N = N 1 N 2 sensors as in Figure 1 where, without loss of generality, we assume that N 1 and N 2 are odd valued, i.e., N 1 = 2 N ~ 1 + 1, N 2 = 2 N ~ 2 + 1, so as to identify a central column where the FC is located.

HO-induced double-strand breaks (DSBs) have been used to study and define in detail several different mechanisms of homologous recombination in both mitotic and meiotic cells, as well as to identify a surprisingly large number of different pathways of nonhomologous recombination.

For ChromHMM, we calculated the sufficient number for the human data according to the procedure described before, and we classified epigenetic modification data into seven states rather than six so as to identify a state similar to K27HMD.

After this step, the feature selection process follows, so as to identify an optimized non-redundant set of variables that can lead to best models.

Furthermore, it contributes to inter-service communication and cooperation as well as to identifying a lack of needed equipment.

The same mediators used for modifying gene expression are used as biomarkers to identify a cell as epithelial or mesenchymal.

As fundraisers, it's our job as ambassadors to identify a potential donor and to find the story that resonates with his/her own experience.

A waiter was rifling through his pockets, in search of a driver's license, as if to identify a corpse.