Sentence examples for the advantage of identifying from inspiring English sources

That label has the advantage of identifying Vollmann's subject without committing itself to any particular definition of his approach.

Topic models hold the advantage of identifying aspect terms and grouping them together under topics as a single step.

Mass spectrometry based lipidomics analysis of biofluids provides the advantage of identifying accurate and relevant alterations in the molecules which can serve as diagnostic markers or drug targets.

Deep learning has the advantage of identifying a model of unstructured data, and most people are familiar with the media such as images, sound, video, and text, all belonging to such data.

Lester and Jacobs' (2010) recent study uses the National Establishment Time Series (NETS), a longitudinal data set on the universe of business establishments in the United States, which has the advantage of identifying the cities in which business establishments are located.

This global approach to gene expression has the advantage of identifying novel genes potentially involved in the cellular responses.

One of the advantages of identifying potential exons without using predefined annotation information is the capability to highlight splicing in unannotated regions of the genome.

Although the immunohistochemical detection of scrapie-associated prion protein or PrPSc may not be as sensitive as the detection of BSE infectivity through mouse bio-assay, it does offer the great advantage of identifying the cell types and neuro-anatomical pathway(s) involved in the pathogenesis of BSE.

Even though the Council has the additional advantage of identifying potentially unconstitutional legislation at an early stage, thereby preventing unnecessary litigation in the future, there is doubt as to the ability of the Council to take on such a task.

The clinical advantage of identifying DI-SCLE is obvious due to the reversible nature of this condition.

It is conceivable to have a rapid analytical method for test article only, which would not be suitable as a stability indicating assay where degradants are separated from the test article or a more elaborate method which may have the additional advantage of identifying degradants.