Sentence examples for may help characterize from inspiring English sources
The electrical data produced from this type of study may help characterize heterogeneity, fractures, and aquifer parameters (Herwanger et al. 2004; Niwas and de Lima 2003).
If so, exploration of the physiological underpinnings of this sensitivity in an amphibian may help characterize fundamental mechanisms facilitating high-frequency detection by vertebrates.
As it performs a de novo assembly of reads outside the target region, it may be used for the targeted assembly of chimaeric reads whose bases may help characterize novel fusion, translocation or integration events.
ERP responses to eye gaze may help characterize developmental processes that lead to later emerging autism.
More broadly, targeted assessments of specific AEs may help characterize the toxicity of investigational cancer therapeutics.
This finding suggests that ERP responses to dynamic gaze shifts may help characterize distinct developmental profiles leading to autism.
Incubation of specific human RNAs of interest to human protein microarrays may therefore help characterize mechanisms of RNA function and may also stimulate efforts to identify potential uncharacterized links in the pathogenesis of human disease.
Finally, flow cell lane, machine cycle (base position within the read), sequencing context (preceding and current nucleotide) or other technical aspects may influence base quality scores, which help characterize the quality of the bases in the individual reads.
These may further aid in interpretation and provide additional data to help characterize other key hallmarks of tumour pathophysiology before, during and following a pharmacological response.
Collectively, this information may yield unique exposure profiles common among subsets of the population that will help characterize children at risk and improve health outcomes.
Thus, an analysis of the co-occurrence of microbial systems may help to characterize the biogeography, functional distribution or ecological interactions of microbes.
