Sentence examples for characterize target from inspiring English sources
Identify and characterize target audience 3.
Thus, to characterize target properties, feature extraction of corresponding scattering centers is a meaningful approach.
Therefore, the backscattering envelope can be the feature of major concern to characterize target properties, especially when a wide-angle SAR is operated [8].
Optimally, and especially for protein kinases, a broad range of crystal structures should be obtained to characterize target flexibility, structure modulation via co-factor binding or posttranslational modification, ligand induced conformational changes, and off-target complex structures for selectivity optimization.
H3K27ac was also one of the 17 marks associated with active promoters throughout the genome [40], and is thus one of the euchromatic features that characterize target genes prior to Myc binding [25].
In [ 95], a general framework was proposed to detect and characterize target lesions concurrently.
This paper describes a study conducted to characterize targeted aldehydes in microenvironments in Sacramento, CA, and Milwaukee, WI, and to improve our understanding of the impact of the urban environment on human exposure to air toxics.
Future studies will be needed to identify and characterize targets of RNA editing and their potential role(s) in modulating RNA interference activity, in the context of aging and age-related diseases.
Distinguishing it from the correlation metric commonly used for describing the relationships between genes, the relevance concept can be used to characterize target-dependent behaviour and properties of feature genes, and thus is well suited to identify novel disease-relevance genes and to construct disease-specific gene networks.
Therefore it is increasingly important to characterize targets for intervention strategies to counteract S. pseudintermedius infections.
Next, we generated three cancer type-specific classifiers to characterize targets that have functional relevance in given cancers.
