Sentence examples for productive characterization from inspiring English sources
Therefore, despite the common specialization in wheat cultivation, the three selected areas show a different structural and productive characterization.
The more productive characterization of the debate within intellectual history concerns when a word or phrase appeared that has a meaning close to the meaning of our modern word.
Instead, it would be more productive to improve the characterization of global rainfall amounts at spatial resolutions of 0.5° and smaller.
Several research efforts on the isolation, characterization, and domestication of highly productive algal strains from Brazilian biodiversity are currently under way, mostly with focus to biodiesel production [47].
This suggests that experimental characterization of the other candidates should be productive.
Finally, the strategies outlined above depend on a productive professional relationship between primary care pediatricians (who will be providing the bulk of clinical characterization) and genome-scale researchers.
Identification of cells that support productive SAFV infection provides an indication of the virus's potential host range and allows phenotypic characterization of infected cells in vis-à-vis host pathogen interactions.
As we can see here, though, there's nothing particularly simple about his characterization of aging, time, or death, and his own views evolved throughout his long and highly productive career.
Among those clones that were highly permissive to SARS-CoV, we chose cells of the 2B4 clone for a detailed characterization with regard to the stability of ACE2 expression over different passages and the susceptibility to productive SARS-CoV infection.
Sketchy characterization.
