Sentence examples for potential to select the from inspiring English sources
The used modelling approach called anisochronic promotes a useful potential to select the state variables primarily as available plant outputs, avoiding the usual need for state observers.
Their study suggested that HIV-1 integrase has the potential to select the integration site.
We believe that HIV-1 integrase has the potential to select the integration site because RSS is expected to favor its complementary sequence in the target sequence.
By directing the antisense RNA to the 5′ss region of pre-mRNA in the form of hyperstable U1snRNA, this vector system gives us the potential to select the target sequence systematically in the vicinity of a 5′ss in any gene.
Thus the AUTOPILOT-BT, has the potential to select established guidelines or to adapt the system to modified ventilation therapies.
We found the former to be quicker, yet the latter offers the potential to select occluded objects or "nudge" objects to reveal the desired one (e.g. in a 3D sandbox game/educational application with collision detection).
Genomic selection creates the potential to select on CB performance via genomic breeding values.
The advantage of selecting parents on GWEBV in genomic selection schemes is the potential to select candidates with high accuracy and low bias directly by using marker genotypes or haplotypes only.
In addition to its sensitivity, use of the promoter system to attenuate squalene epoxidase synthesis at the ERG1 gene level circumvents the potential to select for protein-level mutations that conserve squalene epoxidase function (that is, normal ergosterol biosynthesis) in yeast cultures treated with protein inhibitors (for example, terbinafine [ 27]).
This ban should include structurally or biologically related antimicrobial agents and the use of any compound with the potential to select for cross-resistance to another antimicrobial agent (15, 30 ).
The neoadjuvant setting permits repeated tissue testing, with the potential to select individualized approaches according to evolving pathology or molecular response criteria [ 12].
