Sentence examples for To be identification from inspiring English sources

Where there is medical evidence, the issue is likely to be identification of those adults involved.

Whistles are thought to be identification sounds, like names, while clicks are used to navigate and to find prey with echolocation.

The main challenge, however, continues to be identification of the most effective combination of possible strategies and technologies in a particular context (Burney et al. 2014).

For metabolomics to be successful it is essential to derive biological knowledge from analytical data, a view emphasized by a recent Metabolomics ASMS Workshop Survey 2009 which found that the biggest bottlenecks in metabolomics were thought to be identification of metabolites and assigning of biological interest (http://fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu/staff/kind/Metabolomics-Survey-2009 .edu/staff/kind/Metabolomics-Survey-2009 .edu/staff/kind/Metabolomics-Survey-2009

A key to conserving organisms is identification of the habitat bounds and essential resources within them.

Although identification is part of the process of bio-objectification, the tendency within these practices of ethics committees seems to be that identification becomes most important.

If they stray too far from the kind of person we imagine ourselves to be, the identification is broken.

Both of them said that, among their friends and fellow-workers, there seemed to be little identification with the victims of the terrorist attacks.

It's just that Todd chose to use the tiny box many assume to be for identification purposes.

And each of these people, most of whom had had their worldly possessions destroyed or cast aside by greedy traffickers, must wait days to be given identification.

Thus, the first step needs to be the identification of the mRNA signal that it recognizes.