Sentence examples for transition to identify from inspiring English sources
To test this hypothesis, we monitored division orientation and order at the two- to four-cell-stage transition to identify and isolate individual blastomeres known to differ in potential.
The cohort design is ideal for the study of the epidemiologic transition, to identify etiology, and thus inform programs for the prevention of NCDs on this large, heterogeneous continent.
"Six of the Rice Girls have since transitioned to identify as trans women," said Tita. "This family can, and has, opened the door for young Asian American trans women to seek their authentic selves.
Specifically, we were tasked with gathering and analyzing findings from other donor transitions, including graduation from USAID family planning programs in Latin America and the Caribbean and from current PEPFAR transitions, to identify key themes and lessons learned that might be applied to the Caribbean.
The aim of this study is two-fold: to review and clarify any distinction between the concepts of demographic transition, epidemiological transition and health transition and to identify summary indicators of population health to test how well these concepts apply in Africa.
The unique capacity of epidemiologic transition theory to identify ultimate causes in disease risk means that transition theory models can be usefully incorporated into socioecological models in epidemiology.
Given a factored MDP, it is possible to use its reward and transition functions to identify blocks of states with the same reward or transition probability.
The LFA is probably not ideal for large scale screening but could provide a very useful tool in transition countries to identify animals in small holder herds that are infected so that they can be removed or their milk rejected or for providing public health advice to farmers following abortions in their herds.
The poor performance of the transition question may have led to inaccurate estimates of MIC and minimal detectable change, as both of these rely upon the transition rating to identify improved or stable patients.
Through mobile teams, this activity is supported in villages of return, providing a space for youth to channel their concerns and protection needs during the delicate period of transition and to identify community-led protection solutions.
This paper is designed to address this gap by drawing on the systems innovation and socio-technical transitions literature to identify some of the most important contextual factors which are likely to influence storage deployment.
