Sentence examples for developing identification from inspiring English sources
Activities include monitoring elephants and their relationships with predators, developing identification cards for bulls and breeding herds, recording population numbers, age and gender structure of herds, and noting herd dynamics of around 1,200 elephants free-roaming the Tuli Block.
These sequence similarities make identification of B. anthracis challenging, and substantial effort has been devoted to developing identification methods.
Characterisation of LPS structure and consequently O-antigen can be important in developing identification schemes based on serotyping, and has a role in virulence and serum resistance of the organism.
Our analysis was focused on studying the correspondence between morphospecies and barcode groupings for well-characterized species, thus creating a calibration dataset that will be useful for developing identification tools for the muscids and other northern terrestrial Diptera.
Because they are based on a minimum pairwise differentiation of at least three SNPs and this discrimination also includes all singleton species, these panels are highly robust and hence provide an important resource for developing identification assays for Tephritid fruit flies.
It has been found that when all newly developed identification methods are compared, they yield slightly different Utrans values.
The approach is based on a modified auxiliary kinematic setting and a newly developed identification model structure, named DIO PWL OBF.
The developed identification procedure was applied to identify the equivalent system of a numerical model in order to evaluate the feasibility of the technique in practice.
In this article, three recently developed identification methods in this regard are discussed: (i) FunD PseAAC, (ii) GO PseAAC, and (iii) FunD PsePSSM.
Once developed identification of these standard signs could be tested amongst health workers in non-research settings who are expected to use guidelines which are based on such clinical signs.
Such differences might be used to develop identification tests.
