Sentence examples for classified potential from inspiring English sources

The model classified potential glycosylation sites as displaying variable site-occupancy or robust glycosylation when produced by CHO cell cultures under normal growth conditions.

In this study, we (1) classified potential NO3− pollution activities via an unsupervised learning algorithm based on δ15N- and δ18O-NO3− and physico-chemical properties of groundwater at 55 sampling locations; and (2) determined which water quality parameters could be used to identify the sources of NO3− contamination via a decision tree model.

In selection of case studies, we classified potential neighborhoods located in the northern region of Isfahan into six clusters based on the mentioned criteria and finally chose six representative neighborhoods according to the clusters and their location relative to main arterial of the region.

Some elements were classified "potential Hostgene" in the computational analysis, based on characteristics of the DNA, not based on overlap analysis with predicted genes.

To help account for this, our study design initially classified potential participants as either well, unwell but without fatigue, or unwell with fatigue according to the information provided by the household informant.

Of the dichotomously classified potential correlates of the probability of overlap, the presence of postprandial fullness symptom (P < 0.001), epigastric burning symptom (P = 0.11) and EPS alone subtype (P = 0.004) were included in the multivariate logistic regression analysis.

Since lots of potential buyers read the classifieds, potential sellers are more likely to list there, which, in turn, makes potential buyers more likely to keep reading.

However, as animal-to-human transmission has never been demonstrated, wildlife remain classified as potential reservoir hosts, and disease control relies on treatment of people.

Online classifieds have the potential to beat paper-based classifieds through search engines, a distribution reach that transcends the geographical limits of a newspaper's delivery trucks, but still must confront some big hurdles.

Pierre-Henri Bunel, was found guilty of holding meetings in 1998 with a Yugoslav agent in Brussels, where he handed over classified documents outlining potential NATO bombing targets.

Those were just three of dozens of threats reported in a single issue of a publication with a limited subscriber list: The Diplomatic Security Daily, a classified roundup of potential horrors facing American diplomats or citizens anywhere in the world.