Sentence examples for prospect of identifying from inspiring English sources
"Certainly the prospect of identifying a signal for these things at a collider is a great hope," said Dr. Lisa Randall, a professor of physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and innovator in some of the theories.
Detective chief superintendent Julian Gregory, the senior investigating officer, said: "Despite detailed and comprehensive inquiries, supported by experts in this field, the complex nature of this investigation means that we do not have a realistic prospect of identifying the offender or offenders and launching criminal proceedings within the time constraints imposed by law.
Protein function prediction has spawned a variety of promising methods that offer the prospect of identifying enzymes across the whole range of chemical functions and over numerous species.
This strategy offers the prospect of identifying a principle rich enough in content to serve as the justifying ground for other moral judgments.
This CNV snapshot analysis is the first of its kind in the porcine genome and constitutes the basis for a better understanding of porcine phenotypes and genotypes with the prospect of identifying important economic traits.
Detection of the splice variant vinculin-ΔEx20, which gives rise to a protein with vinculin-related, unique biochemical properties, opens up the prospect of identifying novel vinculin variants with modified function, which may be associated with pathological conditions.
Hence, scientists are faced with the daunting prospect of manually identifying interesting cell populations in 20 dimensional data from a collection of millions of cells.
After clinical examination, each pregnant woman had a standardized set of laboratory investigations to maximize the prospect of positively identifying the pathogen(s) causing her fever and to study comorbidities.
In this context, fiber crop production under wastewater irrigation is reviewed, with the aim of identifying prospects and limitations.
Indeed, the prospect of being identified in perpetuity with the Freedom Agenda freezes the blood of some of the university's leading academics.
Many people, however, are troubled by the prospect of being identified at all especially in strangers' photographs.
