Sentence examples for capacity of identifying from inspiring English sources
Our analysis highlights the interest of combining hydraulic and age information for the prediction of residence time distributions within full hydrogeological models, and the capacity of identifying global hydrogeological structures from point-like data.
The multivariate analysis used here thus demonstrated the capacity of identifying differential aspects of the profile of ionic species from relaxed or stressed animals.
This may have influenced the capacity of identifying a clear A1C threshold.
To further evaluate the performance of the enhanced L1/2 net procedure, we report its capacity of identifying the biomarkers related to lung cancer.
The shotgun approach has the capacity of identifying all the known species when total DNA is isolated from bone, teeth or shaft specimen.
Since metabolomics has the capacity of identifying thousands of small molecules, it greatly improves our ability to characterize patterns of metabolites correlating with disease.
Furthermore, a recent Victorian report examining the health, wellbeing, development, learning and safety of children and young people of refugee backgrounds highlighted a lack of capacity to identify refugee background people and the limitations and inadequacies of available datasets in multiple sectors (for example, maternal and child health, perinatal health and child development) [ 17].
Given the power of today's DNA sequencing capacity, an alternative strategy of identifying BDM incompatibility may be used.
Even relatively expensive biochemical test kits, such as the API20NE, may result in misidentification, as with the pus isolate here, which raises the question about whether the infrequency of the diagnosis is due to rarity of the disease or lack of capacity to identify it.
Perceived problems included capacity to consent, the challenge of identifying third parties who could provide permission, and ascertaining whether joining C4C would be in service users' best interest.
This is a necessary condition for the development of students' capacity to identify their own ways of reasoning.
