Sentence examples for plausible identifications from inspiring English sources

Using this strategy, we have made confident elemental composition assignments and suggested plausible identifications for over 80 compounds, some of which we successfully identified as artifacts of the analysis (e.g., hydroxylamine and portions of the benzoic and carbonic acid populations).

Although the masses 100.9380 and m73.9472 were also significantly linked, no plausible identification could be made based on combinations of C, H, and O. Curiously, the mass 374.08 also shows a causal link to injury scenes despite being associated with polysiloxane which is found in cosmetics and conditioning shampoo.

Research into risk factors of disease across a population, for instance, has plausible benefits (identification of risk factors), but longer-term aims (to prevent - or improve future treatment of - the disease).

It is possible to disclose Canada's adverse drug event database while ensuring that plausible re-identification risks are acceptably low.

In contrast, in the fair lineups, the fillers were more plausible candidates for identification (E′ averaged 4.12), meaning that it was simply easier to discriminate the guilty suspect in the TP lineup from all of the TA fillers in the biased case than in the fair case.

Sites in which a single mutation separates a set of older pseudogenes from a set of younger pseudogenes are the most plausible sites for identification of true source-gene mutations.

One plausible approach toward identification of (epi genetic changes underlying human neurodevelopmental disorders is defining the molecular changes during the evolution of human-specific (e.g., language, disease susceptibility) phenotypes.

Various control regimes of functionality development are studied for identification of plausible production trends.

This case shows how one can iteratively improve a strategic plan through the identification of plausible external conditions that would cause the plan to perform poorly.

Evaluating the unique differences in pathway and GO perturbations across pathogen conditions allowed the identification of plausible host pathogen interaction mechanisms.

The nonstructural protein 3 (NS3) helicase of HCV is believed to be a plausible target for the identification and designing of potent antiviral drugs.