Sentence examples for namely search for from inspiring English sources

We must acknowledge that the task given to participants, namely 'Search for a tumour' is much more well-defined than that experienced in a real clinical setting in which clinicians must search for various different diseases (e.g. haemorrhages) and therefore future research should try to replicate the clinical setting more closely.

During their ca. 18 h adult existence, male Hessian flies do just one thing, namely search for and mate with virgin females, carrying enough sperm to fertilize up to 35 females [ 67].

(2011), namely searching for common haplotypes that are never homozygous in live animals.

We further applied motif search, namely, searched for the signature GTP-binding loop sequence GGGTG(S/T G of the FtsZ-tubulin superfamily in the Refseq database in an attempt to identify additional protein families containing the FtsZ domain.

After selection of control points p i = (x i, y i ), i = 1,2,…, n in the live image, this second step consists of calculating the displacement of each control point, namely, searching for the corresponding points q i = (x i ′, y i ′), i = 1,2,…, n in the mask image.

I argued that the web's main discovery engines for content on the web, namely search engines, and social networks, are at their heart, evolved peer review systems.

The fundamental issues that inspired the original EEC in the postwar period – namely a search for peace and stability in Europe and the protection of democratic values – are still highly relevant today.

This constitutes a first specific answer to a research topic suggested by the author in the Preface of Hürlimann [3], namely the search for a general structure that belongs to the sets of finite atomic random variables by given moment structure.

Certain aspects of ultra-high energy (UHE) cosmic ray astrophysics require correlated studies on the electron and muon components of air showers, namely, the search for cosmic ray sources through γ-ray astronomy and studies on the variation of the nuclear composition of primary cosmic rays with energy.

However, our results highlight a key problem with tests of macroecological biodiversity relationships, namely, the search for simple causative relationships that function across scales is likely to be less insightful than acknowledging the potential for a range of variables to be involved in driving emergent patterns.

Finally, our work opens up an important new avenue for potential treatment development for UCMD, namely the search for molecules that improve or reduce membrane damage and myofiber disorganization.