Sentence examples for identification initiatives from inspiring English sources

Primary prevention includes interventions aiming to preventative or delay onset of dementia, secondary prevention interventions include screening and early identification initiatives, whilst interventions in the tertiary prevention category focus on aiding the symptoms and/or slowing the progression of the disease after a diagnosis has been made.

Genome-wide mutation identification initiatives have been launched, including the Cancer Genome Association and the International Cancer Genome Consortium.

Sun Microsystems and 33 other companies and organizations announced yesterday an online identification initiative, the Liberty Alliance.

Just after my GCSEs, some people from a talent identification initiative came and tested the sporty people in my year.

Sun Microsystems is expected to announce an online identification initiative today, presenting it as an alternative to Microsoft's Passport system.

Under the next generation identification initiative, an irisprint database is likely to be added to the FBI's existing fingerprint and DNA databases.

To the rescue come registries of software like Bio.Tools [17], and the resource identification initiative (https://scicrunch.org/resources) expands the same concept well beyond software.

PubMed revealed 23 papers that contained RRIDs (from 2014, all identify the resource identification initiative identifiers).

A working group, the Resource Identification Initiative, was established through FORCE11, comprised of publishers, journal editors, antibody manufacturers and distributors, biocurators, software tool developers, and foundations.

The Resource Identification Initiative (https://www.force11.org/node/4463 date accessed: 2014-04-24) is an example of practical implementation for reporting of materials and methods in a standardized and machine-readable manner.

The Resource Identification Initiative is designed to help researchers cite the key resources used to produce the scientific findings reported in the biomedical literature (21).