Sentence examples for practical to identify from inspiring English sources
Often, it is not practical to identify the globally optimal value of x.
Furthermore, the Phalaenopsis genome sequence was practical to identify MYB genes controlling floral pigmentation patterning (Hsu et al. 2015) and TCP genes participated in the ovule development (Lin et al. 2016).
Various pairs of (C, γ) in increasing order are tested exponentially, a method found to be suitably practical to identify good values of parameters by Hsu et al. [29].
Finally, it may not always be feasible or practical to identify anchors for all PRO assessments, in such cases, distribution-based approaches to calculating the MID can still provide some guidance for decision-making.
Blood investigations (see Additional file 1: Supplementary Table S2) were deliberately excluded to create a measure that was non- invasive and practical to identify elderly people at risk in a primary care setting.
ABC is also a practical tool to identify cost drivers, to evaluate possible resource or practice changes in the health care process, and to identify areas where the quality and efficiency of care can be improved [31 33].
Exploring biomarkers from a range of modalities and/or disciplines already well established in AD research and clinical practice may also provide a less invasive, less expensive, and more practical way to identify individuals with A β pathology.
Until last year the states had no practical way to identify those who did not report all their K-1 income.
In addition, he said, the group intends to develop a practical way to identify investments that those concerned about predatory lending should avoid.
Wallace and Bates participated in the culture of natural history collecting, honing practical skills to identify, collect, and send back to England biological objects that were highly valued in the flourishing trade in natural specimens.
This paper describes a practical methodology to identify interruptible loads by node in order to compensate for such energy interruptions.
