Sentence examples for identification easily from inspiring English sources

In order to make drug target identification easily understood, we use another graphical representation of metabolic networks [ 29], in which a metabolic network is built up of substrates that are connected to one another not through single links, but through physical entities denoting reactions (enzymes).

People's political convictions are mostly hazy and irrational, not logical or rigorous; they're heavily based on group identification and easily seduced by self-righteousness and persecution complexes.

Without hesitation (and after I'd disclosed myself to be a reporter and shown him identification), Mr. Schlein easily shared the above information and more: he drives but doesn't own a car, reads history books, has smoked for 50 years and often visits Yahoo.com and Amazon.com.

Future research should focus on the identification of easily measurable physiological and neuroendocrine markers indicative of the coping style or personality in humans.

As shown in our study, gibbon taxa can be diagnosed through mtDNA, and, hence, a secure identification can easily be obtained.

This complexity can be greatly reduced by cleaving the cross-link prior to MS/MS identification, yielding easily identifiable linear peptides.

Dependence is plurifactorial, and one of today's crucial issues is the identification of easily measurable predictive markers to undertake effective interventions for its prevention.

Since both peaks are fully chromatographically separated (9.66 and 9.91 min), a correct identification can easily be made based on standards injected in the sequence.

In this sense, the identification of easily applicable solutions, that allow to control rising costs while maintaining or improving the quality of patient care, remains challenging but highly attractive.

Evidence gathered by universalist theories of agent-identification suggests that the basic recognition mechanisms for agent-identification are easily triggered by specific stimuli such as biomechanical patterns and face-like objects.

This set of ten equations depends on twenty parameters whose identification can be easily performed through static finite element simulations or quasi-static experimental measurements.