Sentence examples for identification of about from inspiring English sources

The extensive phytochemical research on rhubarb has led to the isolation and identification of about 200 chemical compounds, among which anthraquinone and its derivatives have been considered as the main active ingredients.

A search of the archived site investigation reports from the government and private companies has led to an identification of about 24 sites with overflow boreholes, which suggests that overflow phenomenon is quite common in the study area.

This approach could lead to separation and identification of about 2000 unique spots.

This led to the identification of about 700 putative avirulence genes, but none of the identified P. viticola TDFs showed any similarity to predicted Phytophthora effectors.

The identification of about half as many putative elements in P. biaurelia and P. sexaurelia as in P. tetraurelia is likely due to the much shorter average read length produced by the technology employed to sequence the P. biaurelia and P. sexaurelia somatic genomes (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

Overall the analyses yielded identification of about 400 peptides corresponding to approximately 300 proteins (combined human and mouse database search results).

This approach led to the identification of 292,782 reads (about 21% of the dataset) for which both functional as well as taxonomic information could be retrieved.

The combination of incomplete coverage of questioning about immunisation and low sensitivity of screening by history resulted in identification of only about a third of children with incomplete immunisation.

In our experiments by using the SCT profiles instead of CDR logs, we have found that with 10 observations the probability of re-identification is less than 20% for all the users and about 99% of people has a risk of re-identification of about 1%.

The tattoo helped the police make their identification of Ms. Taylor about six months after her remains were spotted in Manorville in 2003, according to news accounts.

Thus, our method is specific, but not sensitive, for the identification of beliefs about malaria amongst the populations studied.