Sentence examples for specific characterization of the from inspiring English sources

The following cases are considered to determine the specific characterization of the optimal control.

It seems that the concept of integrity cannot be demarcated into types without specific characterization of the kinds of challenges and hazards encountered in the relevant field of action.

Some commentators claim that Kuhn's incommensurability thesis underwent a 'major transformation' (Sankey 1993), while others (including Kuhn himself) see only a more specific characterization of the original core insight (Hoyningen-Huene 1993, 212; Kuhn 2000, [1983], 33ff.; Chen 1997).

A specific characterization of the Ottoman empire sparkled with a heavily Islamic flare seem to be the order of the day here in Erdoğan's group -- and exactly what the secular protestors seem to be rallying against.

The following cases are considered to determine a specific characterization of the optimal control.

This would enable a more specific characterization of the diets on a sensory level, facilitating an even better match.

In this study, to contribute to the more specific characterizations of the genotype and the phenotype of CADASIL, and more importantly, to refine the pre-genetic screening tool, we investigated the clinical manifestations, vascular risk factors, neuroimaging characteristics, skin biopsies and NOTCH3 gene mutation spectrums among 116 Chinese patients from Tongji hospital in WuHan, China.

Other work has discussed how the relationship of SI and fasting measures may depend on specific characterizations of the group investigated, including ethnicity (9), weight status (20), or health status (21).

Zhang, Y., Wang, J., Ding, M. & Yu, Y. Site-specific characterization of the Asp- and Glu-ADP-ribosylated proteome.

Nonetheless, our method allows for a standard approach for batch-specific characterization of the number of biotin binding sites per QD.

This indicates the lack of specific characterization on the role of the metabolic reaction in the metabolism of the yeast.