Sentence examples for conducive to identification from inspiring English sources

First, the small sample size was not conducive to identification of weak associations due to low statistical power.

For example, A. otitidis, a pathogen first isolated from middle ear effusions of children with OME [ 18], was more recently identified because its slow growth characteristics are not conducive to identification using conventional bacterial culture methods [ 13].

One possible explanation for this is that the VPHS was not specifically aimed at the Victorian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population and therefore respondents were not questioned about their Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander status until the end of the survey, after the interviewer has established a rapport with the respondent, which may have been more conducive to identification.

However we emphasize that we deliberately did not seek to maximize detection of all possible sialoglycans in the present study but rather conducted our experiments in a way that would be most conducive to the identification of cancer-associated biomarkers.

This change in service delivery has created an environment conducive to the identification of functional goals at the level of activity and participation rather than exclusively at the level of impairment.

In summary, the results of this survey show that the utilization of global standards for PGME in evaluating the process and outcomes of PGME reform is conducive to timely identification and problem-solving, thus further enhancing medical education reform, the promotion of standardization and internationalization of PGME, and ultimately the overall improvement of the quality of PGME.

Understanding the past landscape of the offshore allows for better reconstruction of dune formation, river channel presence, and identification of habitats conducive to prehistoric human exploitation and settlement.

The conditions are conducive to a new arms race in face identification between deception and detection.

Its purpose is to facilitate the identification of triggers of inappropriate behavior conducive to weight gain, including excessive caloric intake and reduced physical activity [26].

Nursing scholars have argued that fragmented patient time is not conducive to nursing surveillance (34, 35), which is considered essential for quality of care, especially the identification and prevention of medical errors and adverse events (35).

Current approaches used to prepare and evaluate colon whole mounts for identification and characterization of ACF [ 1, 12- 15] have a number of issues, which are not conducive to consistent acquisition of digital images and subsequent image analysis.