Sentence examples for identifying precise from inspiring English sources
The astounding Mr. Haynes, whose last film ("Safe") took place on an entirely different planet from this one, brilliantly reimagines the glam-rock 70's as a brave new world of electrifying theatricality and sexual possibility, to the point where identifying precise figures in this neo-psychedelic landscape is almost beside the point.
Crispr (pronounced "crisper") has proved a highly accurate method of identifying precise positions on the DNA molecule and, with the help of an enzyme called Cas9, cutting the double helix strands and replacing exact sections with synthetic, healthy sequences of DNA.
Yet identifying precise causative genes has been challenging.
Lacking this specific algorithm is apparently absent in identifying precise gene pairs correlating to cancer progression.
Our intent was simply to judge the presence or absence of an expected positive correlation between effect and increasing dose rather than identifying precise dose-response curves.
Compared with the low-density map constructed previously, the present high-density genetic map proved to be more powerful for identifying precise QTLs controlling important agronomic traits.
Using methods invented in the mid-1980's, laboratory technicians can identify precise genetic markers from bits of biological evidence, including saliva, hair follicles, semen, blood and even sweat.
The technology uses "guide" molecules to identify precise positions on the DNA double helix that can then be cut and spliced with a bacterial enzyme.
For those of us who are blessed with and sometimes cursed by a sound processing mechanism called absolute pitch (the ability to identify precise sound frequencies), the music of the state is not confined to the concert halls.
Although Williamson declined to identify precise locations, a source close to him told the same paper that Guyana was one of the most likely locations.
However, it is difficult to identify precise causes from the environmental characteristics.
