Sentence examples for central to identify from inspiring English sources
It is central to identify, characterize and profile single cells at molecular level to be able to distinguish different kinds, to understand their functions and determine how they interact with each other.
To improve current diagnostic methods for sepsis, it is therefore central to identify clinically useful biomarkers that may facilitate early and precise diagnosis [4], [5], [6].
We thoroughly searched PubMed, EMBASE, Cochrane Central to identify relevant RCTs.
Picrosides are present as 1- O-glucosides and hence an analysis of UGTs would be central to identify the gene associated with the glycosylation of iridoid moiety.
The systematic review undertaken in November 2013 utilised Scopus, Informit e-library, and ProQuest Central to identify all literature that referenced the IBoD study in Australia, to assess how and in what ways data has been used and/or taken up in policy and/or practice.
Central to identifying possibilities for agency in Bourdieu's work and for our proposed coding programm is the notion of habitus.
Given these premises, exploring the determinants of service utilisation is central to identifying the causes of inequalities in health and health care.
Collaborative engagement with the research team grew, ensuring that CoP members' knowledge and expertise were central to identifying potential areas of action and change.
Our data also permit robust long-term analysis, which is central to identifying whether differences in incidence or epidemiology are real or artifactual, and whether those differences are meaningful for public health.
We systematically searched MEDLINE, EMBASE, the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) databases to identify randomized clinical trials comparing atosiban versus betamimetics in women experiencing preterm labour.
It also calls for deaths and injuries from household fires to be collated on a central database to identify future risks.
