Sentence examples for checkpoint to identify from inspiring English sources

Three national guardsmen in Mosul were detained this week on suspicion of collaborating with insurgents, including one who was found helping insurgents who had set up an illegal checkpoint to identify other Iraqi troops, according to an American military commander here.

Akiyama, Mizuno et al.'s findings suggest that the β-hairpin-like loop serves as an additional checkpoint to identify RseA and other proteins that RseP targets.

By killing some tumor cells, chemotherapy could pop open the bags, release the contents and help immune cells — unleashed by the checkpoint drugs — to identify their prey.

The breach put a spotlight on Desiree Rogers, the White House social secretary, who has acknowledged that no one from her office was at the checkpoint to help identify guests.

Merbl and Kirschner generated cell extracts that replicate the mitotic checkpoint and anaphase release to identify differentially regulated polyubiquitylation substrates [21].

Spot instructs plainclothes agents to conduct surreptitious "interviews" with travelers who have cleared security checkpoints and trains them to identify supposed signs of deception.

Additionally, a system of veterinary checkpoints has been established to identify potential viremic animals.

Further elucidation of the molecular mechanisms of the spindle checkpoint regulation has the potential to identify important mitotic targets for rational anticancer drug design.

In addition, from our studies, crossing the Id2gfp mice with strains deficient in various transcription factors has opened the capacity to identify the checkpoints in DC lineage development both in vitro and in vivo that have not been readily resolved using knockout models.

Here, we want to identify a necessary checkpoint that the pancreatic cancer and stellate cell will go through before they reach a predefined state.

In a genetic screen to identify genes related to checkpoint function, we have characterized the role of rna14, an essential gene in the maintenance of chromosome dynamics.