Sentence examples for for resource identification from inspiring English sources
The mechanism used in Clouds and Grids for resource identification and brokering are close.
The philosophy of the NIF is that automated tools do a much better job at providing detailed descriptions of resource content and keeping dynamic content up to date, but that human curation is necessary for accurate resource identification and consistent resource representation (a broad overview of this process is shown in Figure 2 and Table 1).
OSIRIS-REx, which stands for Origins Spectral Interpretation Resource Identification Security-Regolith Explorer, will reach the Bennu asteroid in August, 2018.
These provide graphical representations of the net load deficit/surplus at various levels for resource targeting and pinch identification.
To make best use of resources for identification of patients eligible for preventive treatments it would be helpful to pre-select and prioritise for assessment those patients most likely to benefit from treatment.
Online resources for identification (e.g. http://www.culicoides.net; http://avabase.cirad.fr/) and taxonomic training [ 28] may reduce this problem.
The reported gene-based markers represent an important resource for identification of candidate genes for other mapped abiotic stress QTLs in pearl millet.
Consequently, the aim of the study was to collect DNA-sequence data for as many pomatiopsid taxa as possible, as a first step in providing a resource for identification of epidemiologically significant species (by non-malacologists), for use in resolving taxonomic confusion and for testing phylogeographical hypotheses.
Our analysis provides a valuable resource for identification of suitable phosphoketolase enzymes for metabolic engineering of yeast with the objective to improve acetyl-CoA supply.
The combined transcriptomes of two contrasted varieties provide a key resource for identification of DNA sequence variants for use in genomics-assisted breeding of field pea.
In the development of modern medicines, natural products are often used as starting points for drug discovery and have been considered as the most important resource for identification of lead compounds due to their diverse molecular architectures and a wide range of bioactivities (Ahn 2016).
