Sentence examples for Identified use from inspiring English sources

We identified use values related to: being able to continue the business, earning a living from the business, not being tied to the farm (i.e. having time available for other things), product quality, and work environment.

For delivery before 34 weeks of gestation the following risk factors were identified: use of steroids (OR 5.87; 95% CI, 2.34 14.7), use of nifedipine (OR 0.46; 95% CI, 0.27 0.85), developing signs suggestive of chorioamnionitis following admission (OR 10.6; 95% CI, 3.1 35.9), and preterm premature rupture of the membranes (OR 12; 95% CI, 4.1 35.2).

Based on the identified use cases and requirements, a list of targeted tools to be included in the standard was created [12].

Once the cleavage plane is identified, use gentle traction and counter-traction with appropriate instruments to dissect the cyst capsule from the ovarian parenchyma.

However, we have identified use of a support computer as a failure point (as well as expense and power draw) in networks based on GBO magnetometers, such as our own AUTUMN network.

The identified use cases are: Configure Access and Permission, Manage Devices, Interact with Devices, Manage Wait for Signal, Search Devices, Manage Notifications, Get Information from Devices, Visualize Information, Share Information, Store Information, Retrieve Stored Information.

There were no pre-identified parks that were then not found, however a very small number of areas that were pre-identified using GIS were later identified on-site as golf courses or cemeteries.

Sixty-four percent of the sample, or 345 of 576 parks, were pre-identified using CanMap, while 36%% were identified on-site.

In rural and northern areas, First Nations communities are also fairly well-identified using such methods, but in urban areas they are much less highly concentrated, as are Métis people in both urban and rural areas.

Once a school of dolphins was encountered, individuals were photo-identified using natural markings on their dorsal fins [35].

These values suggest that, at maximum, 2.92 out of 1,000 M. faveolata samples and 4.96 out of 1,000 M. annularis samples would be mis-identified using these three microsatellites.