Sentence examples for tools to prioritize from inspiring English sources

Moreover, such data resources should be equipped with analysis tools to prioritize compounds for early stage drug discovery, which is missing.

To date, there are limited tools to prioritize food safety management practices in commercial greenhouses to reinforce food safety in a timely manner.

Trauma systems currently rely on imperfect and subjective tools to prioritize responses and resources, thus there is a critical need to develop a more accurate trauma severity score.

As mentioned briefly at the beginning of Discussion, Veridical has built-in prediction tools to prioritize the mutations that are more likely to affect splicing, such as those mapping to splice sites.

We propose a novel, integrative approach that employs a combination of existing bioinformatics tools to prioritize known SNPs found in or around the promoters (defined as −3000 to +1000 bp from the transcriptional start site, see Section 2) of high priority candidate genes related to a specific phenotype or disease.

We suggest that socio-cultural valuation is a useful tool to prioritize ecosystem services but more attention should be directed to emerging trade-offs.

This paper examines the usability of the Rapid Impact Assessment Matrix (RIAM) as a tool to prioritize project proposals for small scale water restoration projects in relation to proposals' potential to improve the environment.

Overall, the present data demonstrate the biological relevance of a conserved progenitor transcriptome as a dynamic tool to prioritize essential developmental highways, and predict molecular targets for rational control of organogenesis.

QSARs could be used as an inexpensive prescreening tool to prioritize the chemicals for further testing (Tong et al. 2002).

Such models, if shown to have good predictive power, could be used to generate a screening assessment tool to prioritize women for further surgical evaluation.

The CEWG developed the following screening tool to prioritize the risk posed by the accidental or deliberate release of chemicals into the atmosphere.