Sentence examples for identified tip from inspiring English sources

Despite docking scores in the lower range, microscale thermophoresis (MST) identified TIP as the highest affinity binders amongst the compounds tested (data not shown).

Gladwin and colleagues concluded that postprocedural CXR remains necessary because clinical factors alone cannot reliably identify tip misplacement.

We also removed tips that represented hybrid taxa by identifying tip labels that included one genus and two specific epithets, as well as the word "hybrid" or where the two species names were separated by "x".

It is hard enough to identify tipping or "inflection" points when you are consciously looking, like monitoring the so-called known unknowns of future forest die-back, deep-sea methane release, ice melt and sea level rise.

Incorporating an economic decision-making tool provides a means to parametrize the uncertainties associated with climate change, and may identify "tipping points" where our decisions may change.

We therefore identified pillar tip positions by neural network based recognition.

The important parameters to control rotor blade vortex interaction noise and vibration have been identified: blade tip vortex structures and its trajectory, blade aeroelastic deformation, and airloads.

It was further identified that tipping fee from the government is mainly only received by the large-scale composting plants (the small-scale Matale plant receive it as a "collection fee" because it is more of a community scale).

Indeed, experiences of abuse, an inability to effectively handle interpersonal stressors such as bullying, and exposure to suicidal behavior have each been identified as "tipping points" for suicidal behavior [ 49].

Although Taylor is wonderful at making us feel the unlikeliness of the transformation, he never quite identifies the tipping point.

Historians tend to identify the tipping point in the failure of the Jacobean settlement with the 1615 Overbury scandal.