Sentence examples for identification and profiling from inspiring English sources

"Background and related works" section summarizes the existing literature on driver identification and profiling through data analysis.

However, the potential of differentiating between the two groups would require PTM s) identification and profiling.

In this study, we investigated the potential of using the disposable self-dispensing cards developed for the Gene-Z system for identification and profiling AR genes from bacterial isolates with an emphasis on simplification of sample preparation and time reduction.

Their emergence in England will be a significant boost to the identification and profiling of local needs, providing leadership for a transformation in public services and local electoral accountability for leading communities.

Lipidomics the systematic decoding of lipid-based information in biosystems is comprised of identification and profiling of lipids and lipid-derived mediators.

These authorities should ensure that their staff are regularly trained in CITES implementation and in other relevant fields, such as species identification and profiling [38].

First, a short exposure of the blood cultures to saponin resulted in a sufficient bacterial inoculum size for identification and susceptibility profiling, thus cutting down the time required to obtain the results for the identification and antimicrobial susceptibility profiling by at least 12 hours and often 24 hours depending on how the workflow is organized.

An atmospheric pressure chemical ionization (API) mass spectrometer was operated for online, real-time identification and time profiling of the gas phase oxidation products.

This paper reports the results of the elemental identification and depth profiling by secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) of electroplated Ru, Pd and Au coatings on a brass substrate precoated with a nickel layer.

This genome-wide identification and expression profiling opens new avenues for systematic functional analysis of new members of the NAC gene family, which may be exploited in developing lines that are better adapted to drought.

Taken together, these results validate the diagnostic accuracy of hair sheep blood agar for use in routine identification and susceptibility profiling of common human pathogens.