Sentence examples for and identifying that from inspiring English sources

The difference in the way the virus damages tissue, she said, "leads us to speculate that chimps may be one step ahead in adapting to the virus, and identifying that step would be important".

"Many people don't even know how much money is slipping through their fingers each week and identifying that is the first step," according to Kaufman.

Finally, the relationship between having a risk factor and identifying that factor as a risk factor for stroke was examined.

While acknowledging the conservative portrayal, Napier describes Belldandy as "almost a perfect dream of feminine nurturance" and identifying that she has a "soothing and escapist function", while reviewer Megan Lavey states that Belldandy is no pushover, and that she can hold her own, noting that she is making "the best of difficult circumstances".

Whilst the TIRRE instrument provided insight into the breadth and depth of research readiness, we have had to develop the model further, formalising the need to include business process modelling and identifying that intangible resources are also important.

Both in my previous job and here I kept a sensitive ear open to try and identify that thing".

More recently, Zhou et al. carried out a small-scale functional screening and identified that loss of Bmi1 significantly promoted mouse cardiac reprogramming.

It takes experience to recognise and identify that" (Youth Worker).

The report makes uncomfortable reading and identifies that deep cultural change is needed.

He told the Guardian that instead of talking of a crisis in the railways, "people need to stop and identify that as a cause".

Instead of talking of a crisis in the railways, Higgins said, "people need to stop and identify that as a cause".