Sentence examples for an identifiable entity from inspiring English sources
Samuel(1991) in identifying problems associated with engineering education observed that the product of engineering education does not have an identifiable entity.
Even on a night when the alphabet soup dominion was for once serving up a clear championship broth, boxing operates less as an identifiable entity and more as a deeply flawed but persistent concept, especially within New York's Puerto Rican community of roughly 800,000.
Additionally, the subsidence associated with longwall mining is immediate and predictable; at typically about 70%% of the mined seem thickness, unlike conventional mining where subsidence might occur sometime in the future without an identifiable entity to repair the damage.
Notice that at the object layer we deal with objects at the instance level, i.e. every object is treated as an individual identifiable entity.
I was not interested in attaching the grief to a more identifiable entity.
KIDs should be clearly separated from advertising materials, consistent with any binding contractual documents and prepared by a clearly identifiable entity that created the product.
KIDs should make no reference to advertising material and should be prepared by a clearly identifiable entity that created the product, it added.
Conclusions: Our observations corroborated the claim that CMSE at school age is an identifiable clinical entity.
The Hong Kong operations have existed as an identifiable corporate entity only for half a year.
Thus, the average HNC appears to be a well-identifiable entity formed by a 'core' of about 50 cells that respond very strongly (at least 95% of the maximally active cell) to the input stimulus and by an additional 'belt' of about 30 40 cells that respond more moderately but still well above average (at least 70% of the maximally active cell).
As this class of lesion may represent one of the earliest morphologically identifiable entities in the cancer progression pathway [ 16], our findings suggest that detailed genomic characterization of lesions will result in their stratification into genomically normal versus aberrant neoplasms, with clearly distinct choices for treatment and monitoring as a result.
