Sentence examples for desired to characterize from inspiring English sources

In order to design a full-scale poison tank, it was desired to characterize flow of liquid from the tank.

Prior to carrying out detailed mechanistic studies on the antitumor activity of SBP, it was first desired to characterize the general in vitro efficacy of this drug against a panel of glioblastoma tumor cell lines and to determine if SBP has in vivo activity on an implanted murine glioma brain tumor model.

Researchers often desire to characterize the signaling pathways that play important roles in a particular phenotype.

They "made significant headway in their desire to characterize immigrants as welfare cheats, as criminals, as threats to the economy" and, after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, "as security threats. . .

Therefore, a conditional knockout mouse model of prostate cancer, driven by a prostate-specific promoter, on a pure background strain would be desired in order to characterize intratumoral heterogeneity during the natural progression and transformation to CRPC.

A linear design equation is constructed to determine the all-pass filter coefficients which are used to characterize the desired multiple notch filters [1,41].

Digestion of canonical H2A from all cell types by GluC generated the desired 1 56 peptide allowing us to characterize S1ph levels (Table  1).

Now, we turn our attention to characterize the instantaneous desired signal power (S).

The importance of statistical modeling emanates not only from the desire to accurately characterize stochastic events, but also from the fact that distributions are the central models utilized to derive sample processing theories and methods.

The increasing awareness that ciliogenesis defects underlie many human pathologies has further increased the desire to fully characterize the structure and function of these fascinating organelles [19].

Rather, as the price of whole-genome resequencing falls, so will the desire to fully characterize the genomes of inherited, disease-affected individuals by whole genome resequencing so that variant discovery is unbiased.