Sentence examples for boundaries and identify from inspiring English sources

Thus, genetic screening in Drosophila can be successfully applied to cross evolutionary boundaries and identify new regulators of a transcription factor that is expressed only in vertebrates.

In addition, compared to traditional soil survey methods, EMI can more effectively characterize diffuse soil boundaries and identify areas of dissimilar soils within mapped soil units, giving soil scientists greater confidence when collecting spatial soil information.

To help companies systematically break out of conventional boundaries and identify blue ocean opportunities, we have developed a series of methods such as the Six Path Framework illustrated in our book.

To distinguish between haplotypes that originated from recombination and those that arose by mutations, the RECMIN program [18] implemented in SNAP Workbench [20] was used to calculate site compatibility matrices of each locus, determine the recombination boundaries, and identify putative recombinant haplotypes.

The alignment was then inspected for structural mutations and adjusted manually to preserve tandem repeat boundaries and identify inversions.

Muscles are also preserved in each trunk segment of Thylacares brandonensis and help to define their boundaries and identify the segment count.

Central to the case studies are actors' efforts to create a regional identity, including forming institutions, defining regional boundaries, and identifying social/symbolic shapes for the region.

The Design and Politics studio, like Rebuild by Design, aimed to find ways of directing disaster-relief spending across political boundaries and identified layers of risks and vulnerabilities by designing spatial and political systems with significant regional impact.

The NAS report correctly states that "a gene drive knows no political boundaries" and identifies the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and its protocols as one of the key international governance bodies that must address gene drive governance (the three that it fails to mention are ENMOD, the Biological weapons Convention and the UN Committee on World Food Security).

We have already remarked on the fact that neither modern nor classical Chinese use spaces, but machine learning algorithms for modern Chinese are at least able to latch onto punctuation, which helps in distinguishing word boundaries and identifying probabilistic patterns.

We therefore assessed exon/intron boundaries and identified putative branch points in each mstn2 gene to determine the likelihood of transcript processing across taxa.