Sentence examples for productive in identifying from inspiring English sources

Despite these difficulties, efforts to analyze transfer experimentally in terms of the properties of stimulus and response events have been productive in identifying conditions that can be varied to alter the direction and the degree of transfer of training.

Thus, a similar analysis of less conservative, perhaps even metazoan-specific proteins could be more productive in identifying CDIs for major clades within Metazoa.

This suggests that targeted experiments in different tissues or cellular conditions will be more productive in identifying novel splice forms in the future.

Transcriptome profiling of more than half of transcription factor deletion strains in rich medium have not been productive in identifying their direct target genes (Chua et al. 2004, 2006).

These pre-characterized pathologies make PD fly models powerful in revealing pathological mechanisms and productive in identifying therapeutic targets (Auluck & Bonini 2002; Auluck et al. 2002; Bilen & Bonini 2005; Chen & Feany 2005; Whitworth et al. 2005).

The statement continues by saying all relevant inquiries have been exhausted, and the work carried out by the team has been very productive, particularly in identifying the most important witnesses captured on CCTV.

Productivity assessment helps in identifying highly productive faculty members, determining areas for faculty and departmental improvement, [ 4] and applying promotion and tenure processes [ 5].

For better or worse, Y Combinator's success in identifying productive, profitable companies might help shape the next iteration of the American economy.

Our recommendations are based in identifying the productive capabilities embedded within the current productive structure of Chiapas four largest urban agglomerations, and leveraging on them to board on different potential, more complex industries that use a similar base of knowledge.

The lithofacies predicted using the SVM classifier are used to build a 3-D Marcellus Shale lithofacies model, which assists in identifying higher productive zones, especially with thermal maturity and natural fractures.

I think that Ted C. Fishman (July 4) was correct in identifying China's large, docile and productive labor force as a major source of its economic progress.