Sentence examples for eventual characterization from inspiring English sources

Dynamic graph capability can highlight cases on maps allowing the eventual characterization of a region (GIS Agent).

Development of suitable analytical methodology for monitoring the analytes in the selected matrix during the feasibility study and applicable for the eventual characterization of the candidate CRM.

We could not find genes encoding for all those transports, but we expect that the eventual characterization of the 1 034 (16%) Y. lipolytica genes with unknown function, will provide evidence for some of them.

Figure  5 illustrates the toxicology overview on the principal components of graphene, the tests that are required, risk factors, and their eventual characterization, highlighting the need for standardization for testing this class of material.

More importantly, it validates the application of the antigen surrogate technology as an effective approach to eventual characterization of native autoantigens, by focusing on the use of screening hits as affinity reagents with which to purify reasonable quantities of interesting antibodies.

Furthermore, some of the hypothetical protein sequences appeared with the same sign as that of metabolic genes or genes encoding proteins involved in processes; the qualification with these series of values would be useful in the eventual functional characterization of the hypothetical proteins.

The primary pigment is haematopodin B, which is so chemically sensitive (breaking down upon exposure to air and light) that its more stable breakdown product, haematopodin, was known before its eventual discovery and characterization in 2008.

Identification of the Y chromosome centromere is a major advancement on papaya sex chromosome research, and set the stage for further characterization and eventual sequencing of the Y centromere.

The association of juvenile baculum length with eventual reproductive success is unknown, but further characterization of reproductive organ morphology and relationship to contaminants should be undertaken in a larger subset of these populations.

One consistent characterization of these cancers, however, is their eventual progression to a hormonal refractory state.

Democrats outnumber Republicans in New York by six to one, and Mr. Green last night described the eventual Democratic nominee as "the presumptive next mayor," a characterization that Mr. Bloomberg would no doubt dispute.