Sentence examples for foundation to identify from inspiring English sources
"If the goal is to invest in agriculture to impact women farmers, this simple query for 'Top 50 percentile of female headed rural households' will allow the foundation to identify focus areas and clusters," adds Sankar.
These studies are critical as they lay the foundation to identify molecular targets and anti-obesity effects of bitter melon for future clinical trials.
The speed congenic strains developed herein constitute an invaluable genomic resource and provide the foundation to identify the specific nature of genetic variation influencing growth and obesity.
Our genome-wide profiling and comparative transcriptome analyses thus provide a foundation to identify novel candidates that drive and/or contribute to tumor development and malignancy while unraveling their connection to loss of polarity and JNK signaling.
In conclusion, we report here the establishment of the network of pathways and biological processes that can be used as a foundation to identify biological properties of pathways, providing interaction and visualization of biological systems at pathway level.
But, as the fastest growing workforce demographic, Millennials can be the generation to improve upon these foundations, to identify opportunities to simplify and reorganize, and to move the industry and its politics forward in ways that previous generations could not.
A spokeswoman for the foundation declined to identify any of the new contributors.
Gardiner, whose roots are in a working-class Sydney suburb, is the product of a foundation created to identify and develop the Australian Tiger Woods.
The aim of the project, which has received grants from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Open Meadows Foundation, is to identify gender disparities in dance, explore the reasons for those disparities and provide support for individuals and institutions in their efforts to change the patterns.
The foundation failed to identify a worthy recipient for the award in 2009, 2010 and 2012.
Methods must be developed to track the evolution of software components at these foundations, and to identify the role of emerging distributed versus centralized configuration management (e.g., Git versus Subversion) at these foundations.
