Sentence examples for successively identified from inspiring English sources

Characteristic markers of each variety were successively identified using the NIST library thus providing useful information for variety classification.

Based on existing products core time drivers based on features are successively identified until an adequate approximation of the time for the current product is achieved.

Using a novel LLR criteria, the layers with the least MSE error are successively identified, and MMSE-based TE is then applied iteratively to estimate the symbols from the selected layer.

In 2001, Feick et al. identified one-dimensional ZnO nanorods [9], and since then many experts have successively identified and synthesized various kinds of ZnO nanostructures by experiment [1, 2, 10 18].

The iterative remapping stage uses successively identified high confidence variant sequences as additional reference allele fragments to enhance alignment of reads to highly mutated regions of the genome.

This "snowball approach" was thus used as a method to successively identify new informants to the study [9].

We added a module on the ABL825® FLEX analyzer to provide automatic sample handling by successively identifying, mixing, aspirating, and measuring up to three blood gas samples (FLEXQ®, Radiometer, Copenhagen, Denmark).

In Egypt all decades of "foreign assistance" have achieved is to successively identify the U.S. with two army-backed dictators, an unpopular Islamist president, and a brutal military regime.

These snapshot interventions led to successively identifying a high prevalence of louse infestation, louse-borne diseases such as B. quintana infection, and skin infections among this homeless population (5, 11 ).

It involved successively identifying existing patterns of non- and partial response, exploring the potential determinants of these patterns, and finally assessing their impact on the validity of estimates of HRQoL.

This is usually done by implementing stepwise algorithms, as in multiple regression analysis, either by successively eliminating those predictor variables that do not contribute significantly to the discrimination between groups, or by successively identifying the predictor variables that do contribute significantly.