Sentence examples for concentrated on characterizing from inspiring English sources
While the first publications [5 7] concentrated on characterizing and quantifying the problem, more recent studies have typically focused on methods for interference coordination and mitigation utilizing different approaches to tackle the problem.
Biomechanical studies of FP models have mainly concentrated on characterizing the input parameters such as volume loading, pressure peaks and rate of fluid flow (Stalhammar et al., 1987).
HLA-B27 presents specific peptides to CD8+ T lymphocytes in the presence of β2-microglobulin [ 1, 2], and much work has concentrated on characterizing B27 restricted cytotoxic T lymphocytes in spondyloarthropathy patients [ 3, 4].
To study the relationship between GD and AS we concentrated on characterizing the evolutionary conservation of mutually exclusive homologous exons (MEHEs), defined here as duplicated exons that are incorporated into alternatively spliced transcripts in a mutually exclusive manner.
The following approach allows numerical derivation of the system parameters for the arbitrary number of classes L. Here, we concentrate on characterizing the energy-related properties of our system.
More recently, two techniques have been developed to complement the more global approaches: (1) a compound-centric approach, which concentrates on characterizing the properties of drug-target interactions, and (2) activity-based protein profiling (ABPP), which focuses on the enzymatic activity of particular proteins.
Marine reserve implementation has historically concentrated on coastal environments, characterized by a larger proportion of populations with dispersing larvae and a relatively sedentary adult phase [8] [10].
As a first step, we concentrated on IL-6 to characterize changes in the level of inflammation due to trauma and to find any correlations with clinically relevant fracture healing outcome parameters, such as strength and callus volume of the healed bone.
This work concentrates on developing and characterizing heat-exchangers that can be easily reduced in size while preserving high thermal performance.
The emotion-centered style is characterized by concentrating on one's emotions, such as anger, anxiety, or guilt.
