Sentence examples for explicitly to identify from inspiring English sources

Chilcot was set up quite explicitly "to identify lessons to be learned", not to "apportion blame or to consider issues of criminal or civil liability".

However, only the participants were explicitly required to identify themselves.

While it is not explicitly intended to identify risks, it can nevertheless contribute to their identification.

Moreover, in a recent living wage study Lester and Jacobs (2010) explicitly try to identify a subset of cities that were "effectively implementing business assistance living wage laws" (p. 1), and specifically include three cities – Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Oakland (their Table C) – for which Pollin et al. (2008) claimed hardly any workers were affected.

Here we present SLiMBuild, which is a novel algorithm explicitly designed to identify SLiMs that are shared by unrelated proteins (as identified by BLAST [10]).

MEMSAT-SVM explicitly attempts to identify signal peptides, and in conjunction with results of SIGNALP -HMM) [83], [84] theSIGNALP -HMM highlight possible false-positive TM regions near the N-terminus.

This observation highlights another feature of our method: the binding motifs of a given CRM need not be explicitly known to identify co-regulated sequences since the entire sequence is used.

No existing analysis methods explicitly attempt to identify and reassign fragments that are mapped to pseudogenes.

The plan explicitly aims to "Identify, develop and evaluate effective behavioral interventions and strategies" (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2011).

73 The majority of studies explicitly aimed to identify contributory factors (or more commonly referred to as causes) of errors or active failures (n=55).

This is one of few instances in which ICD-9 codes were explicitly used to identify discharges related to acetaminophen exposure among children.