Sentence examples for enhancing the identification from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we propose a two-layer similarity fusion model for the CSI task aiming at enhancing the identification accuracy and classification efficiency further.
The validation of borderline protein identifications using cross-sample matching of local single peptide hits in our dataset illustrates the value of performing MS/MS on multiple independent samples, and is a computationally straightforward approach to enhancing the identification of low abundance proteins.
In addition, FLIM could be a tool for delineating areas of malignancy and enhancing the identification of tumour margins.
The function of SR proteins is binding to exonic sequences and enhancing the identification of the flanking splice site [ 23].
Although cluster searching is being advanced as a potential method for extending and enhancing the identification of relevant data for use in a systematic review we must acknowledge that much remains to be explored with regard to the characteristics of reports located within a particular study cluster.
But many child welfare experts fear the project will hinder, not enhance, the identification of children at risk of abuse and neglect.
This paper proposes a time-varying singular value decomposition (TSVD) method to enhance the identification of periodic faults.
This technique can effectively enhance the identification method and improve the identification accuracy over that of the direct pseudo-inverse solution.
In our proposal, the applications can combine data stored on different bases in a single rule, which could enhance the identification of contextual situations.
Accessibility to information in short time intervals and more informational sources about process parameters and failures in equipment enhance the identification of safety risks, consequently, they can make more prices decisions in safety issues.
Determination of the chemical components of the material occupying a region of space greatly enhances the identification of threats such as explosives, fissile materials, toxic materials and weapons of mass destruction.
