Sentence examples for for systematically identifying from inspiring English sources

A procedure for systematically identifying experimental and processing settings is presented.

In this report, we describe a method for systematically identifying formalin-sensitive and formalin-insensitive epitopes in a high throughput fashion, for any particular antibody.

They explain how these dialectical profiles can be methodically exploited for systematically identifying the verbal expressions that can be indicative of any of these moves in argumentative practice.

A methodology for systematically identifying active freeway bottlenecks in a metropolitan area is proposed, which relies on two occupancy threshold values and is compared to an established diagnostic method – transformed cumulative count curves.

Human rights impact assessment (HRIA) is a process for systematically identifying, predicting and responding to the potential impact on human rights of a business operation, capital project, government policy or trade agreement.

This study proposed and demonstrated a methodology for systematically identifying the best configuration or structure of a 4-degree-of-freedom (4DOF) human vibration model and for its parameter identification.

Encouraged by the results, we expect that the proposed scheme will enable large-scale target fishing, which is useful for both systematically identifying the new uses of old drugs and exploring the molecular basis of their adverse events.

Next we assess capacity for expert generalist encounters, systematically identifying areas of potential need for change.

26 These findings collectively provide a firm rationale for a trial to determine whether systematically identifying and treating sleep problems at school entry improves psychosocial and learning outcomes in children's first year of formal schooling.

We have further added to the literature by systematically identifying the particular types of costs TB patient incur and by systematically reviewing the evidence on the cost quantities for each cost type.

Furthermore, after the example of the outcome model for health promotion of Nutbeam (1998) [ 46], behavioral determinants for social engagement and searching for support were systematically identified, resulting in the loneliness literacy constructs self-efficacy, perceived social support, motivation and subjective norm [ 47- 50].