Sentence examples for characterizing underlying from inspiring English sources

The utility of the BCM to assess unimpaired hydrologic conditions for California relies on thoroughly characterizing underlying geology based in part on the use of streamgage data to calibrate the hydrologic balance between recharge and runoff.

We realize that we did not have adequate information regarding vaginal conditions such as BV which could have been useful in characterizing underlying causes of elevated vaginal pH.

By characterizing underlying photo-pattern sensitivity and identifying predisposing factors more precisely, we can develop better guidelines for prevention of a second "Pokemon" incident.

TICA is a derivative of Parallel Factor Analysis (PARAFAC, [44]) which separates the multi-subject data into sets of vectors characterizing underlying signals in the temporal, spatial and subject domain.

Other variables that would have been important in characterizing underlying variability in these transcripts are sex of the baby given that CYP19 expression is known to be sexually dimorphic [ 67, 68], and ethnicity of the mother and father to control for know polymorphisms [ 69, 70].

To investigate whether H-NS filaments pose direct barriers to transcript elongation and to characterize underlying mechanisms, we focused on an antisense transcription unit in the well-characterized bgl operon of E. coli K-12.

All these data are particularly useful to better characterize underlying soil processes.

From this, we identify interesting behaviors, with special interest in context-dependent behaviors, and then, using more conventional genetics and cell biology approaches, characterize underlying mechanisms.

Non-clinical studies offer the opportunity to more thoroughly characterize underlying biological mechanisms that might aid in designing and optimizing safer drugs.

Liver cancer tumor specimens are difficult to obtain, and noninvasive methods are required to assess cancer progression and characterize underlying genomic features.

The present study was designed to characterize underlying mechanism involved in the development of tolerance in the production of antinociceptive effect induced by repeated cold water swimming stress (CWSS) using the tail-flick test.