Sentence examples for possible characterization from inspiring English sources

If none of these motifs are found in a protein sequence, it is then characterized as CYT. A novel possible characterization introduced by SurfG+ is its ability to better distinguish between MEM and PSE, by informing an expected cell wall thickness in amino acids.

Most predictions of tree species' distributions at broad spatial scales are based only on one possible characterization of environmental heterogeneity.

A possible characterization of the packet arrival process by a properly chosen non-linear GARCH (1, 1) model is presented.

Further investigations are, however, necessary concerning the turbulence parameters of the different stations of a baseline to guarantee the best possible characterization of the turbulence behavior over a VLBI site.

We present a multi-data ensemble Kalman filter-based history matching framework for the simultaneous incorporation of various reservoir data such as seismic, electromagnetics, gravimetry and InSAR for best possible characterization of the reservoir formation.

Moreover, Doppler OCT imaging of the mode of blood flow and endolumenal hemodynamics will enable the detection of blood flow and possible characterization of the spatial and temporal variation of the wall shear stresses associated with pulsatile flows, intraoperatively.

§2 explores in further detail the possible characterizations of LNC and LEM, including the relevance of future contingent statements in which LEM (but not LNC) is sometimes held to fail.

The goal is to determine the a posteriori probability density function (PDF) of every possible channel characterization given all channel observations:, in which represents the characterization of the hidden channel state.

As is explained in detail in the article thermodynamics, the laws of thermodynamics make possible the characterization of a given sample of matter after it has settled down to equilibrium with all parts at the same temperature by ascribing numerical measures to a small number of properties (pressure, volume, energy, and so forth).

The thorough analysis of natural nanoparticles (NPs) and engineered NPs involves the sequence of detection, identification, quantification and, if possible, detailed characterization.

Therefore, due to its lateral resolution, TERS may be successfully used in biology and medicine making possible the characterization not only at single cell level, but also at cell component level.