Sentence examples for more consistent identification from inspiring English sources
A more consistent identification of ammonium ion can be done by bands in the region of ν4 (asymmetric bending mode) where three bands at 1398, 1431, and 1470 can1 can be clearly distinguished in the sample spectrum.
Prodigal predictions were also found to have more consistent identification of translation initiation sites than GenBank records, as in Burkholderia genomes [ 25].
This approach allows the analysis of fish with a more uniform health status, minimizing interindividual variation, and consequently, enabling a more consistent identification of regulated genes on a reduced number of animals.
Use of the AFLP markers appears to be a more consistent choice for species identification when using phylogenetic methods.
This result corroborates the idea that process streamlining allowed by the xenoarray approach should be exploited for performing multiple independent screenings, thereby allowing identification of more consistent hits.
Finally, identification of lessons learned and more consistent benchmarks for success will greatly help in gauging progress toward sustainability.
For X!Tandem, RAId_DbS, SEQUEST and Mascot, as shown in the ROC curves of Figure 5, there is a consistent identification improvement when analyzing spectra mimicking more co-eluted peptides (up to three).
Third, we evaluated whether the letter identification errors observed in PCA were more consistent with averaging or substitution accounts of crowding, by testing how well averaged or additive models of targets and/or flankers predicted error identity and frequency.
Improved global breast milk monitoring programs would allow for more consistent data on trends over time, detection of new xenobiotics in breast milk, and identification of disproportionately exposed populations.
Furthermore, in spite of certain local scale uncertainties, the identification of the general regional trends observed in the area, based on many measured wells, produces a more consistent picture of the aquifer.
