Sentence examples for identifying links to from inspiring English sources
As we wait for the harvest we are already thinking about building warehouses for storage and processing and identifying links to some of the bigger marketplaces to sell produce at a fair price.
The institute's algorithms and computer models are meant to help its fellows uncover information hidden in data sets that have already been collected: inferring the location of new planets from the distorted space-time that surrounds them; identifying links to mutations among apparently functionless parts of chromosomes.
Additionally, these features could have intrinsic relations (e.g.: correlation), which makes identifying links to phenotypes a non-trivial task.
Identifying links to phenotypes from ~omics data is an essential part of an association analysis, yet prioritizing important links is often difficult without adequate visualization.
Officials said the listed groups were the most prominent with identified links to Al Qaeda.
As scientific and anecdotal evidence of football brain injuries' long-term effects grew in prominence in recent years, Casson dismissed outside studies that identified links to dementia and other cognitive decline, citing only their limitations and never their significance.
The findings revealed that participants found Earth Science interesting and were able to identify links to other Science areas.
Brooks says the new report "goes beyond food production to identify links to human health and to rural poverty," whereas previous efforts have had a "rather narrow emphasis on agricultural technology and production efficiency".
We developed a web-tool - PhenoLink - to identify links to phenotypes using classification-based feature selection (in this study genes).
We initially reviewed each ClinicalTrials.gov record to identify links to relevant publications (BS, checked by SJC).
It identifies links to phenotypes more accurately than correlation-based methods, efficiently handles large data sets and is robust against noise [ 17].
