Sentence examples for identification of transit from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we supplement the previous research to improve the identification of transit trips.

One problem that remains very difficult is the correct identification of transit travel, particularly when the system is operating in mixed traffic.

The computer-based automatic identification of a transit peptide-like sequence (after removal of the predicted SP) turned out to be difficult as bioinformatic tools like TargetP and ChloroP have not been trained for the TP prediction of secondarily evolved organisms.

It also provides quantitative information about colonic transit, enables the identification and characterization of transit abnormalities and allows assessment of the severity of the problem as well as the response to therapy [ 31].

The assessment of invasive species geographical origin and the identification of potential wildlife transit corridors through natural barriers are becoming more important as species shift range in response to environmental and ecological changes.

The deduced amino acid sequence was subjected to the ProtParam application at the ExPASy server (Gasteiger et al. 2005) for physical and chemical parameters, program Predotar v. 1.03 (Caboche 2003) for the prediction of possible plastid localization, and ChloroP 1.1 server (Emanuelsson et al. 1999) for the identification of a chloroplast transit peptide.

Identification of these 'thrombi in transit' is rare and infrequently done in the emergency department (ED).

As the field begins to transit from identification of conserved elements to characterization of these elements, our method can aid this transition by providing information on specific evolutionary signatures underlying these conserved elements.

In contrast to scintigraphy, the MTS-1 system allows continuous description of transit patterns and the MTS-1 has previously allowed identification of abnormal small intestinal motility in patients with systemic sclerosis, spinal cord injury and carcinoid syndrome [ 33- 35].

Using a case study of transit accessibility in Fresno County, California, the paper contrasts three methods for the identification of EJ communities: (1) a commonly used threshold-based approach that groups geographic areas using demographics, (2) a population-weighted approach that calculates weighted means of performance measures, and (3) community-based identification of EJ areas.

An article on Saturday about unusual subway advertisements included an erroneous identification from transit officials for the production whose ad featured a flock of birds with the phrase "Omnium Finis Imminet," Latin for "The End of All Things Is Near".