Sentence examples for toolbox to identify from inspiring English sources

It has developed a "socio-economic assessment toolbox" to identify local stakeholders, see how projects affect them and draw up plans to improve the outcome and develop trust.

This work confirms that this set of EPIC loci provides an easy-to-use toolbox to identify genetic markers potentially useful for population genetics, phylogeography or phylogenetic studies for a large panel of metazoan species.

We address this problem by using a clustering toolbox to identify the subnetworks which have similar properties.

We used Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID) [ 28, 29] bioinformatics toolbox to identify significant overrepresentation in one of the following categories: gene ontology (GO) biological process, molecular function, and Protein Information Resource (PIR) Key words, Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathways.

Next, using the gapFind function of the Cobra Toolbox v2.0 to identify dead-end metabolites, essential reactions from KEGG and other databases were added to reduce the number of dead-end metabolites to improve the function of the metabolic network.

Data management: The first step through the development of this toolbox has been to identify the bottlenecks within the SFEM analysis.

GapFind and gapFilling in the Constraint-Based Reconsruction and Analysis (COBRA) toolbox were performed to identify and bridge the gaps in the current version of model so as to match the genotype and phenotype [ 55].

The methodology of this screening and biophysical validation pipeline is hoped to be more generally applicable to interrogating other protein protein interactions, and to expanding the toolbox of techniques available to identify fragments for this challenging and under-exploited set of targets.

For all parts of the fMRI analysis, the WFU PickAtlas toolbox for SPM was used to identify the anatomical location of peak voxels (Lancaster et al. 2000; Maldjian et al. 2003).

An additional advantage to developing a well-validated biomarker toolbox will be the potential to identify patients during early phase studies who are likely to respond to the treatment being tested and who have a higher likelihood to achieve a major response or even remission.

I will then describe the development of a computational toolbox (TRAPP: TRAnsient Pockets in Proteins) to identify and visualize transient pockets in proteins that may be exploited in ligand design.