Sentence examples for characterizing the core from inspiring English sources

Mathematical components, while often present, are neither necessary nor sufficient for characterizing the core structure of scientific theories.

The most essential neutronic parameters characterizing the core are determined both for beginning of life (BOL) conditions as well as during burnup.

The subject of the paper is an optimal choice of material parameters characterizing the core layer of sandwich plates within the framework of the conventional plate theory in which the core layer is treated as soft in the in-plane direction.

Depending on the question addressed, one may be more concerned with the presence of genes characterizing the core genome, for instance to define microbial species, or with the complement of the dispensable or accessory genome carried by particular groups of strains.

A lawyer for the agents, Sean R. Gallagher, characterized the core question in the case this way: "The issue before the court today is whether Secret Service agents who are prepared to take a bullet for the vice president must also be prepared to take a retaliatory arrest lawsuit, even when they have probable cause to make an arrest".

To bridge this gap, we characterized the core set of PRE cis-regulatory motifs enriched in psoriasis DEG promoters.

In this study, we characterized the core regulators of c-di-GMP turnover in B. amyloliquefaciens PG12.

The main reason for addressing the learning motivation in E&S is that this subject characterizes the core of commercial activities best.

A CT scanner was used to characterize the core heterogeneity and to monitor three-dimensional in situ fluid distributions during steady state and unsteady state experiments.

In the structural scaffolds used for the analysis, Murcko frameworks can be used to represent the overall features of the studied molecules and the Level 1 scaffolds can be used to characterize the core ring systems of the studied molecules.

By analyzing the cumulative frequency of the Murcko frameworks, the Level 1 and Level 2 scaffolds, we found that the top 1000 Level 1 scaffolds can represent most molecules in the three datasets, which demonstrates that the Level 1 scaffolds can serve as typical scaffolds to characterize the core structures present in the studied molecules in MDDR, ACD and TCMCD.