Sentence examples for by identifying changes from inspiring English sources
First, we improve the designs of technologies by identifying changes that make harmful uses harder and beneficial uses easier.
It is an important tool for structural health monitoring by identifying changes in structural stiffness parameters in a non-destructive way.
The paper concludes by identifying changes to institutional and governance arrangements that would make it easier for restoration projects to proceed.
In this research, the structure's health or the level of damage is monitored by identifying changes in structural parameters, by comparing the stiffness matrix of a structure with the undamaged model matrix.
In order to describe behavioral characteristics of construction equipment by identifying changes in a dynamic environment, this study proposes the multi-agent-based simulation system and applies and tests it to simulate earthmoving operations.
High-resolution structural MRI can be used to map the anatomical boundaries between functional domains of the brain by identifying changes related to the pattern of myelination within cortical gray matter, opening up the possibility to study the relationship between functional domains and underlying structure in vivo.
PCR products were used to identify changes by direct Sanger sequencing.
The GeneChip Hu6800Set developed by Affymetrix was used to identify changes in gene expression caused by the expression of EGFRvIII.
We previously identified long-range epigenetically activated LREA (n = 35 17 and silenced LRES domains (n = 47 18 in prostate cancer cells by identifying coordinated changes in gene expression and histone marks.
AI could be used to improve operational decision-making by analyzing internal communication to assess employee morale and predicting churn, and by identifying subtle changes in customer preference or demographics that may have product or strategy implications.
Current strategies to treat cancer is mainly driven by identifying genetic changes (e.g., EGFR, epidermal growth factor mutations in lung cancer), but recent evidence suggests that epigenetic plasticity together with genetic lesions also drives tumor progression [25], [26].
