Sentence examples for more on identification from inspiring English sources
HHR planning in general has shifted away from a narrow focus on supply or numbers of healthcare providers to focus more on identification of population health needs and addressing health inequities, and the competencies required to meet these needs [ 20].
Future studies should focus more on the identification of recharge zones to the springs based on isotope and geomorphological techniques.
Other authors do not go this far, but informal logic has, since its inception, evolved in a way that places less emphasis on the traditional fallacies, and more on the identification of cogent appeals to authority, arguments by analogy, and other schemes or argument, and on the general issues that arise in the construction of good arguments.
This kind of sampling focuses more on the identification of information-rich cases than on the representativeness [ 24].
For EMG and ECG signals, the former is used more on-body movement control or pain identification and monitoring through muscles.
In line with this, we also provided more technical information on identification such as PSMs (peptide-spectrum matches) and the number of the unique peptides match in the results pages for each query.
Senyszyn said voters were convassed more for identification than persuasion.
Assessing the impact of HE is difficult with traditional technical approaches, which are focused more on providing an identification or prediction tool based on laboratory test experiments and field tests of special cases [11, 12].
In contrast to these reviews, the chosen categories focus more on the practical identification and implementation of trial designs, reflecting trial design rather than trial analysis.
Assessment of the effect of mapping quality scores on identification of more genomic variants remains an important and interesting problem for future studies.
Given the limitations and costs of transcriptional systems like the UPR to maintain homeostasis, a new focus has been placed on identification of more rapid post-translational adaptations that likely exist to adapt to changes in the ER protein load.
