Sentence examples for be identified by reference from inspiring English sources
It can only be identified by reference to the political creeds and policies of other par ties.
So, we might say, a law is source-based if its existence and content can be identified by reference to social facts alone, without resort to any evaluative argument (other than whatever evaluative argument may be needed to determine what the social facts are).
The organism's critical functions may be identified by reference to its emergent functions that is, properties of the whole organism that are not possessed by any of its component parts—as follows: "The irretrievable loss of the organism's emergent functions produces loss of the critical functioning of the organism as a whole and therefore is the death of the organism," (Bernat 2006, 38).
According to Dworkin, the view that law is to be identified by reference to authoritative social sources yields a grossly inadequate account of the argumentative nature of legal practice, and of the nature and depth of disagreement within it (see Dworkin 1986 ch.1).1
Serotypes may be identified by reference antisera.
In everyday life, familiar things are described by particular colours, and these often are identified by reference to familiar things; the green of grass and the grass green of paint, for instance.
Sterols were identified by reference to retention times and mass fragmentation patterns for known standards.
Depth zones were identified by reference to the GEBCO dataset (General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans) [22].
The locations of dumpsites for conventional and chemical munitions were identified by reference to [28] (Table 1).
The possible distance between trawl doors, 22 m, 80 m and 125 m was identified by reference to published literature [39] and personal communication (Dick Ferro, Fisheries Research Services, Aberdeen, UK).
The products were identified by reference to a Maxam-Gilbert C+T sequencing ladder generated by treating the substrate with 60% hydrazine for 10 min before quenching as described above.
