Sentence examples for selective identification from inspiring English sources

Although generally considered as a gold standard, meta-analyses using individual patient data are potentially vulnerable to publication bias (selective publication of significant results in primary studies), reviewer selection bias (selective identification of relevant datasets of individual patient data) and availability bias (selective access to individual patient datasets once identified).

Dieterich DC, Link AJ, Graumann J, Tirrell DA, Schuman EM: Selective identification of newly synthesized proteins in mammalian cells using bioorthogonal non-canonical amino acid tagging (BONCAT).

A combination of two systems was still necessary for the selective identification of these structurally-related substances.

Precise, sensitive and selective identification and quantifying of analytes is by GC MS in the single ion monitoring mode.

Differential ion mobility spectrometry (DMS) has emerged to be particularly well suited for the rapid and selective identification of gas phase ions at atmospheric pressure.

Thus, by incorporation of specific recognition elements, the system can be designed in ways allowing for highly selective identification of analytes.

In EDA, a non-destructive clean up procedure is used which enables the inclusion of as many compounds as possible present in a sample that exert a specific mode of action in a bioassay, i.e. a non-selective identification of relevant compounds that may cause a specific effect in the environment [ 9].

Reduction of variation in genomic regions surrounding a beneficial mutation due to strong and recent selection is known as a "selective sweep"; identification of regions that have undergone selective sweeps can help to reveal genes underlying phenotypic differences.

Principal component analysis (PCA) was applied to couple the two mechanisms to achieve selective gas identification.

Recently, we have introduced a computational model, termed Selective Attention Identification Model [SAIM; Heinke, Humphreys, Attention, spatial representation and visual neglect: simulating emergent attention and spatial memory in the Selective Attention for Identification Model (SAIM), Psychol. Rev. 110 (1) (2003) 29].

Selective voter identification requirements were among the provisions in the North Carolina bill, and were one of the most hotly contested voting regulations heading into the 2016 election.