Sentence examples for the function of identifying from inspiring English sources
"There is no obvious reason the auditory system should exhibit constancy for something like spectral slope or envelope pattern, unless the auditory system has the function of identifying stable properties of objects" (p. 10).
The executive board meeting had the function of identifying controversial ethical topics in the draft of the ICF template and outlining the basic direction to be taken in that regard.
An approach to this highly complex system would be to selectively alter the function of identified neurons within the functional neural network.
Second one is prediction of sub-cellular localization, and third one is the search of functional domains to predict the function of identified proteins in order to answer biological questions.
In his research, Dr. Choate employs next generation sequencing technologies to identify mutations causing genetic skin diseases and his group studies the function of identified genes in normal and disease states.
It enables one to manipulate or measure the function of identified cells or neurons in a tissue by light with an accuracy in the range of milliseconds, even in a freely moving animal.
Most previous studies on rice floury endosperm loci have focused on the function of identified genes while few studies have examined the practical usage of floury endosperm in terms of flour production and agricultural productivity.
Expression levels of each of the paired genes were checked to examine the function of identified regulatory regions.
In such context, the function of identified PR proteins could be attributed to a preformed defence, creating an environment in the apoplast that is harmful to pathogens.
These studies have substantially advanced the field of neuroinflammation; these markers will be considered in relation to the function of identified cells, as well as how they fit into the context of microglial polarization (Table 1).
The search for candidate genes for orphan metabolic activities is in some ways the reverse of the classical genome annotation problem (i.e. searching the function of identified genes).
