Sentence examples for points to characterize from inspiring English sources

Our approach is based on regarding an equality constraint set on controller gain parameters as a two-dimensional value set in the complex plane and using the notion of principal points to characterize its boundary.

Because of the important implications of our results we have repeated the same analysis as in Fig. 2 by using points to characterize the fitness of teams.

Finally, we sampled the naso- and oropharynx of 6 people over multiple time points to characterize the stability of communities from the same person across time (over hours to weeks, for sampling time intervals see Table S4).

We used RNA-seq to quantify genome-wide transcript regulation and sampled five different time points to characterize whole-genome transcript regulation during brain aging of N. furzeri.

On forms and in student groups, he makes a point to characterize himself as Lebanese-American or Arab American.

I agree that it makes your point to characterize the senator's appearance as having occurred on a wacky radio show with an audience of people who saw Woody Allen on the grassy knoll.

Less work has been done to this point to characterize translational feedback systems, which are potentially superior to transcriptional systems when a stable, optimal output concentration is desired.

Subsequent to the original screen, other groups have used the Ctf assay as a starting point to characterize specific biological pathways.

The first source stemmed from using a single water sample (taken at a single time point) to characterize fluctuating PCE levels.

As a starting point to characterize potential constitutive defenses with resistance against PM, we identified a set of genes that had higher constitutive expression levels in the Central Asian accessions when compared to the susceptible cultivar 'Carignan' (listed in Supplementary Dataset S3).

We employ multiple-point geostatistics to characterize the hydrofacies architecture.