Sentence examples for aspect identification from inspiring English sources

The risk of the engineered NMs manufacturing plants can be divided into three levels based on aspect identification, solubility tests, dermal absorption, and cytotoxic analyses.

Some recommendations received comments from every reviewer (e.g., the R1 recommendation that addresses the aspect Identification of Measurement Goals, from the Alignment between Software Measurement and Organizational Goals group), and others did not receive any comment (e.g., recommendations related to the Execution of Consistent Measurements aspect, from Software Measurement Execution group).

However, most of these approaches rely on the use of Natural Language Processing techniques for aspect identification in textual documents and thus, they lack a unified process that generalises its application to other requirements artefacts such as use case diagrams or viewpoints.

In this aspect, identification of additional AGS3-interacting proteins may prove helpful.

The analytical methods were selected and designed based on two main aspects: identification of soil type and characterization of physico-chemical factors influencing soil corrosivity.

We suggest that particular attention should be paid to three aspects: identification of social actors, perceptions of change, and long-term feasibility and sustainability.

In this context, the Glassbone project aimed to optimize the conditions for preparation of tissue engineered products by approaching three aspects: identification of optimal ceramic scaffold relevant to bone formation; survival of implanted cells post-implantation, and finally cell preconditioning to promote cell viability in vivo.

Additionally, students were asked to evaluate the elective after completion (using again the mentioned four-point Likert-scales) with regard to the following aspects: identification with the family physician's working style, finding a role model, awakened interest concerning family practice, and increased motivation to become a family physician.

The hedonic quality is split into two aspects: identification describes the possibility to communicate a desirable identity to others (e.g. isolating vs. coupling), while stimulation assesses the amount to which the product supports striving for personal development (e.g. original vs. conventional).

Stereoisomerism is another aspect of identification that was not covered in this contest.

The discrimination of textures is a critical aspect of identification in digital imagery.