Sentence examples for patterns for the identification from inspiring English sources

Species records are mostly used to determine the number of species occurring in a given area, but they can also be employed to determine distribution patterns, for the identification of biodiversity "hot spots" or for designing conservation strategies [31], [32].

Two main approaches have been proposed to exploit LD patterns for the identification of genes and genomic regions with adaptive roles.

The phenotypic pattern for the identification of MSCs cells requires expression of CD73, CD90, and CD105 and lack of CD34, CD45, and HLA-DR antigens.

All these techniques are based on the development of mask patterns to create the pre-etched pattern for the identification of crystallographic directions, for instance, <110> direction on {100} oriented wafer surface.

Thus, our results suggest that frequency of inebriation is an important drinking pattern for the identification of sexual risk behaviors among populations at risk for STDs/HIV in Russia and it should be taken in consideration by programs to reduce sexual HIV transmission and alcohol related harms.

This methodology rests on a mixed approach, which combines a model-based method for the fault detection and an approach based on data (pattern matching) for the identification of fault(s).

This was followed by the application of phyletic pattern detection for the identification of gain events.

A promoter pattern search for the identification of σ-dependent promoter motifs was performed.

In addition to this, an assessment of emission sources and patterns is necessary for the identification of both the type and possible location of priority emission sources causing the priority sites, to focus abatement.

PROSITE is a database that uses amino acid patterns and profiles for the identification of protein families, domains and functional sites.

Minisatellites have been useful for the investigation of population structure and phylogeographic patterns and also for the identification of individual organisms or clones [ 34].