Sentence examples for ideas for identification from inspiring English sources

We exploit a variety of ideas for identification that have been used in other research, including changes in the minimum school leaving age for the parents; month of birth of the parents which captures early school tracking that affected the parental cohorts; and parental union status and its interactions with occupation that affect paternal income independently from education.

This tool is used at Novartis as an idea generator for identification of novel non-classical bioisosteric analogs in the drug discovery process.

The idea of using fingerprints for identification was startlingly novel in its time-and caused a bitter dispute between two men who claimed to have invented the technology.

This includes study of the protein content of a cell or a tissue, providing insight and ideas for biomedical interventions and identification of potential biomarkers [ 14].

These include its role as an educational forum, a catalyst for ideas for research and audit, identification and verification of the suitability of patients for clinical trial entry (Bouvier et al, 2007) and a clinical audit and quality assurance tool.

By 1987, the pair had been granted a patent on the idea of using iris patterns for identification.

In line with others studies, our findings support the idea that an extended TPB provides a good model for identification of correlates of consistent condom use [ 23- 32].

It was while Mr. Barton was getting his M.B.A. at the University of California at Berkeley three years ago that he had an idea for a music identification service and "went searching for people to invent the technology".

Further, the report found that "all of the women... believed that there were instances in which they should show their faces for identification purposes and were not opposed to the idea".

Our study supports the idea that MALDI-TOF is a suitable, reliable, and fast technique for identification of NTM.

The participative nature of the Evaluation allowed for a rich discussion of past experiences, and the identification of new, innovative ideas for the future.